Webflow Cloud
Build complete web experiences with Webflow Cloud
Webflow Cloud is a deployment and hosting environment for full-stack applications. You can deploy applications alongside Webflow sites or separately to take advantage of Webflow’s streamlined hosting platform for applications that are powered by modern web frameworks on the fast Edge runtime.
Use or create a button that deploys an application from Github to Webflow Cloud.
Deploy a template app in minutes with our step-by-step guide.
Already have a codebase? Follow these steps to deploy it on Webflow Cloud.
Webflow Cloud currently supports Next.js and Astro:
Deploy full-stack Next.js applications with powerful server-side rendering, intelligent page optimization, and seamless integration with Webflow components.
Create high-performance, content-focused websites that ship minimal JavaScript by default while preserving Webflow’s design capabilities.
Webflow Cloud provides built-in, flexible storage for modern web apps.
Reliable, relational storage for structured data
Fast, edge-cached storage for unstructured data
Scalable, secure storage for files and media
The Webflow CLI includes commands for working with Webflow Cloud applications. See the Webflow Cloud section of the CLI command reference.
Webflow Cloud applications can be part of a site or an independent app in the Workspace.
In either case, you store the code of the application on a GitHub repository and Webflow Cloud deploys the application when you make changes to the repository.
The primary difference is that creating an app as an independent app allows you to host the app at a root URL, such as my-app.webflow.io, rather than my-site.webflow.io/my-app.
To create a Webflow Cloud app that is part of a site, open the site settings, go to Webflow Cloud, click New project > Create app, and follow the steps to import the GitHub repository with the app.
Apps that you create in this way are shown in the site settings, in the Webflow Cloud section, as in this picture:
To create a Webflow cloud app that is not part of a site, go to the dashboard and click New Project > App, and follow the steps to import the GitHub repository with the app.
Apps that you create in this way are shown as an app in the Apps tab, on the same level as sites in your Workspace, as in this picture:
Webflow Cloud applications have these components:
Apps are the foundational building blocks in Webflow Cloud. Each app represents a distinct application or service that you want to deploy alongside your Webflow site or as a separate application.
Environments enable you to maintain different versions of your application for development, testing, and production use. Key features include:
For more information about environments, see Environments.
Deployments represent the process of pushing your code to an environment. Webflow Cloud provides:
For more information about deployments, see Deployments.
