Track your brand visibility on Perplexity in AEO analytics | Webflow Updates
AEO analytics now tracks Perplexity alongside ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, so you can see how your brand shows up across every major answer engine.
AEO analytics now tracks Perplexity alongside ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, so you can see how your brand shows up across every major answer engine.
Webflow’s AEO agents surface content opportunities and generate on-brand briefs and drafts that help your site get cited by answer engines.
IX3 adds a new continuous, pointer driven trigger that brings native mouse tracking interactions to parity with effects designers previously had to hand roll in GSAP or custom code.
Give each target language the tone and formality your translation needs — even when the source text doesn't have the information to supply it.
Component Slots now support Elements — you can now use images, collection lists, sliders, rich text, and more directly in a Component Slot.
Webflow MCP 2.0 gives your agents the context, control, analytics, and governance they need for high-impact work in production.
Multiple teammates can now view and edit the same branch at the same time — so your team can collaborate on launches, reviews, and QA without waiting for a turn.
Webflow for Slack brings website management into Slack, helping teams analyze site data, manage content, and take action without leaving the conversation.
Webflow AEO Analytics now runs your prompts through Claude and Gemini in addition to ChatGPT, and a new full response view gives you prompt-level insights into how your brand and your competitors are showing up in AI's responses.
Libraries now carry your fonts along with components and variables, so you no longer have to manually re-add fonts on every site that installs a shared library.
Manage your Webflow sites — from content updates to SEO fixes — directly inside ChatGPT.
Organize CMS collection fields into named groups so large schemas are easier to build, navigate, and hand off.
You can now edit head and body custom code independently on each locale.
A dedicated home for localization work — and the foundation for translation capabilities coming to Webflow.
Measure how your brand shows up in AI answers, get prioritized recommendations, and ship improvements at scale with the help of agents — all natively in Webflow.
Navigate Webflow with confidence, even after you've translated your page names.
You can now set default values for component props per locale — and reset them back to the primary locale's default whenever you need to.
Pan and zoom now work for pages the way they do in every modern design tool. Move across large pages, inspect details up close, and reset to the default view in one click.
AI attribution in the Site Activity Log makes every change traceable — whether it came from a human, Webflow AI, or an MCP tool like Cursor or Claude. Available on Enterprise.
Use one-click deploy to launch apps from a repository, create apps without a site, and run them at the root domain
Quick access via ?update now opens the Webflow canvas in your assigned site role, and respects your default preview role preference if you've saved one.
Use your GitHub account to sign up and access Webflow with fewer setup steps for developer workflows and repository connections.
Webflow's translation engine now uses Gemini and translates formatted text as complete sentences, not fragments.
Reference props and dynamic data directly in Code Embed elements.
We're simplifying our plans to put more power in the hands of more customers, updating our Site plan pricing, introducing the Team plan for those that have outgrown self-serve, and adding AI credits to every Workspace.
Users with page-specific access can now publish only the pages they're allowed to edit.
Designers and site managers can save a default preview role per site, so the Webflow canvas opens in a simplified view automatically on every visit.
Margin and padding values now render directly on the canvas when you’re designing.