Webflow

GitHub login shipped this week, letting developers sign up and access Webflow without separate credential setup.¹

Access and roles got more granular. Quick access via ?update now opens the canvas in your assigned site role and respects saved preview role preferences.² Designers and site managers can save a default preview role per site so the canvas opens in a simplified view automatically.³ Page-specific publishing access now lets contributors publish only the pages they're allowed to edit.⁴

AI translation preserves your formatting. Webflow's AI translation now carries bold, italics, links, and code blocks through to every translated language — no manual reformatting after the fact.⁵ AEO, which measures and improves brand visibility in AI answers, is now available for Enterprise.⁶

Component workflows gained more flexibility. Component props can now be referenced in custom CSS, HTML, and JavaScript blocks using {{ prop_name }} syntax, letting the same code adapt across instances.⁷ The Attributes prop gives full HTML attribute control per component instance, and DevLink Export got faster and more reliable for pushing components to code.⁸⁹

Canvas and design tooling continued to expand. Spacing values render directly on the canvas while designing.¹⁰ The device ruler now covers 30 current devices.¹¹ Code editors unified into a single experience with Emmet expansion, inline auto-complete, and search-and-replace.¹² Interactions with GSAP gained component-scoped reuse and Rive view model data binding.¹³

Plans and the partner program were restructured. Pricing simplified into fewer tiers, AI credits land on every Workspace, and a new Team plan targets teams that have outgrown self-serve.¹⁴ Webflow Foundations launched as an entry-level partner tier with commissions and enablement resources for freelancers and agencies.¹⁵

The JS SDK saw minor maintenance releases, including a helper for agents to manage page-specific data.¹⁶