What is Webflow?
Webflow is a no-code website builder and visual design platform that allows users to create, design, and launch fully responsive, custom websites without writing code.
Webflow offers a user-friendly drag-and-drop interface, powerful CMS for dynamic content, integrated hosting, and advanced features for animations, SEO, and e-commerce—empowering designers and businesses to build professional websites easily and efficiently.
What is Shopify?
Shopify is a cloud-based e-commerce platform that helps individuals and businesses create, manage, and grow their online stores easily with no coding required.
Why Integrate Shopify with Webflow
Superior Design Flexibility
With Webflow, every aspect of the site can be customized—animations, layouts, branding, and user experience elements—allowing creation of a unique storefront that stands out from standard Shopify templates.
Robust E-commerce Features
Shopify offers best-in-class tools for product management, order processing, inventory tracking, and secure payments, all seamlessly handled on the backend while Webflow powers the user experience.
Optimized Performance & Scalability
Webflow ensures fast loading times and responsive layouts while Shopify efficiently manages product catalogs, payments, and even high traffic volumes—helping businesses scale confidently as sales and visitors increase.
Streamlined Workflow
Order management, product updates, and payment processing are automated through Shopify, freeing up time for design and business growth on Webflow’s intuitive builder.
Enhanced SEO & Customization
Both platforms support modern SEO best practices, leading to higher visibility on search engines. Webflow also allows advanced features like dynamic content and complex custom code integrations.
Secure Payments & Hosting
Shopify provides PCI-compliant, secure payment processing options, while Webflow offers reliable and fast hosting with built-in security—protecting customer data throughout the shopping experience.
How to Connect Shopify with Webflow / Webflow Shopify Integration Guide
Unlock Shopify’s eCommerce powers on a custom-designed Webflow site by following these essential steps.
Step 1: Create Your Shopify Store
- Sign up at Shopify.com for an account.
- Provide a store name, contact details, address, and choose your settings.
- Add products with clear names, descriptions, prices, and images.
Step 2: Build a Webflow Product Collection
- In Webflow, create a Collection for your products.
- Define fields: Product Name, Price, Brief + Long Description, Image, Product Component, and Product ID.
Each of these fields will help you structure your product.
Name: Add a name to the product
Price: Define the selling price of the product
Brief Description: Provide information about the product in 40-50 words describing the basic details of the product
Long Description: Add more details such as features, characteristics, the direction of use, and any additional information that the customer needs to know about the product.
Image: Add a thumbnail image to your product
Product Component: Add details of components or benefits of the product
Product ID: A unique identification code from the embedded code generated on Shopify
Step 3: Generate Shopify Buy Button Embeds
- Open this link “https://apps.shopify.com/buy-button” and install app.
- In Shopify dashboard, go to Sales Channels > Buy Button.
- Select the product or collection.
- Click Generate Code.
- Copy the generated embed code containing Product ID and component.
Step 4: Add the Embed Component in Webflow
1. Navigate to the main Shopify dashboard and click on the Buy Button. You will find it on the left side of the dashboard.
2. Now select a product and click on Generate Code.
In order to use Dynamic Embeds, you must have a Collection Page or Collection List to hold the embeds. These types of pages or lists allow for the display of dynamic content, which is necessary for Dynamic Embeds to work.
For this example, we will be using a Collection List. Adding embed to a Collection page is also similar.
Drop the Embed Component into the Collection List you have designed for the products. Ensure that you place it where you want the Buy Button to appear.
Step 5: Map Product IDs Dynamically
- In the embed code, replace static Product ID and Component values with Webflow’s dynamic fields.
- Use Webflow’s Add Field feature to link each Shopify button to your Collection’s corresponding product.
Step 6: Test and Launch
- Preview your Webflow site. (https://kobymo-landing-page.webflow.io/)
- Each product should now display a unique, functioning Shopify Buy Button.
- Test purchases and dynamic pricing/images to ensure integration is complete.
Final Thoughts
Webflow Shopify integration gives you creative control and commercial reliability—this setup is ideal for anyone who wants complete design freedom and seamless online sales in one platform.
