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Introducing storage for Webflow Cloud

We’re excited to announce that storage is now available in Webflow Cloud.

With storage, you’re no longer limited to stateless apps or forced to connect to external APIs just to save or retrieve data. Now, you can use built-in bindings to securely store, manage, and access your data right inside your Webflow Cloud project.

What’s new?

You can now choose from multiple storage options, each designed for different types of data and use cases:

SQLite

Store and manage structured, relational data using a familiar SQL database. Webflow Cloud handles provisioning, scaling, and security, so you can focus on building features.

Key Value Store

Instantly store and retrieve unstructured or semi-structured data at the edge. Perfect for caching API responses, managing sessions, or saving user preferences.

Object Storage

Upload, store, and serve large files and media directly from your app. Object Storage is scalable, S3-compatible, and has no egress fees.

Why it matters

• More power, less hassle
  Build dynamic, data-driven apps without worrying about external databases or third-party APIs.

• Secure and scalable
  All storage is managed by Webflow Cloud, with built-in security, backups, and scaling.

• Easy to use
  Declare a binding in your wrangler.json file, and your app can read and write data using environment variables—no secret keys or manual setup required.

How to get started

• Check out the Storing data in Webflow Cloud overview for a quick start.
• Dive into the guides for SQLite, Key Value Store, and Object Storage.
• Add a SQLite database to your app using the quickstart.

Storage is currently in beta. To request access, visit webflow.com/cloud.