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Steps for Using HTML Automatically in Webflow

1. Ensure the Webflow CMS Field Supports HTML

• Use a Rich Text Field in your Webflow CMS Collection.
• Rich Text Fields natively support HTML, so they will render your formatting (headings, bold, italics, lists, etc.) without extra steps.

2. Prepare the Content in Make.com

• If your source content is already in HTML, you can map it directly to the Webflow CMS Rich Text Field.
• If your content is in Markdown, use a Markdown-to-HTML conversion module in Make.com before sending the data to Webflow.

3. Map the HTML Content in Make.com

• In your Webflow Create Item or Update Item module, map the HTML content to the Rich Text Field in Webflow.

4. Test the Flow

• Send a test post to your Webflow CMS via Make.com.
• Open the Webflow CMS and check the Rich Text Field to confirm the HTML content is displayed as expected.

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Things to Check for Automatic Success

• HTML Compatibility: Ensure the HTML you're sending uses basic formatting tags (

  ,

  , ,

  , etc.). Webflow Rich Text Fields may strip unsupported or advanced HTML.
  • No Double Encoding: Avoid wrapping your HTML content in additional or tags, as Webflow expects only the content itself (not a full document structure).

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  Advantages of Sending HTML Directly

  • No Extra Steps: HTML renders immediately in Webflow without manual intervention.
  • Rich Formatting Support: All standard HTML elements (headings, lists, links, etc.) are supported.
  • Full Automation: Once your Make.com workflow is set up, posts with formatting will go live seamlessly.

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  When This Won't Work

  • If your HTML includes unsupported tags like