Overview
Features
Remote MCP server with OAuth authentication
The remote MCP server authenticates with Webflow using OAuth and works with a companion Bridge App to sync the live canvas with your AI agent.
Cursor integration and easy configuration
Add the Webflow MCP server to Cursor via Settings > MCP & Integrations and configure .cursor/mcp.json to connect and authorize Webflow sites.
Webflow MCP Bridge App in Designer
Open the MCP Bridge App in the Webflow Designer to connect to the MCP server and use tools from your AI client.
Claude Desktop integration
Configure Claude Desktop to launch the Webflow MCP server via npx with an OAuth token.
OAuth token management
Reset your OAuth token with a simple command to clear credentials.
Local MCP Bridge App workflow
Register and publish the Webflow MCP Bridge App, obtain and publish the bridge bundle, and run the local MCP server.
AI client configuration for local server
Configure Cursor or Claude Desktop to start the local MCP server by setting mcpServers with command 'npx' and a Webflow token.
Quick local run and Node.js compatibility guidance
Run locally with an environment variable (WEBFLOW_TOKEN) or via shell; includes Node.js compatibility guidance for setup.
Who Is This For?
- AI developers:Bridge AI agents with Webflow data (sites, pages, collections) using MCP for automated workflows.
- Webflow designers:Connect Webflow Designer to AI agents via the MCP Bridge App to operate on live Webflow content.
- Cursor users:Configure Cursor to run the remote Webflow MCP server and authorize sites.
- Claude Desktop users:Set up Claude Desktop to connect to the Webflow MCP server and run prompts against Webflow data.
- Webflow admins/developers:Register/publish the Webflow MCP Bridge App for workspace use and manage tokens and access.




