Setting your Webflow Project and Launching Form Connector

This article will guide you through the steps to log in to your Webflow account and select a project for integrating with Form Connector App.
Written by Hernan Zapata
Updated 3 weeks ago
Welcome to Form Connector App! To get started with integrating your Webflow forms to multiple software destinations, follow these simple steps.

Step 1: Logging into Your Webflow Account

  • Navigate to Webflow:

    • Open your web browser and go to Webflow.
  • Log In:

    • Enter your Webflow credentials and click the Log In button.
    • If you do not have a Webflow account yet, you can create one for free here.
  • Access Your Dashboard:

    • Once logged in, you will be directed to your Webflow dashboard where all your projects are listed.

Step 2: Selecting a Webflow Project

  • Choose Your Project:

    • From your Webflow dashboard, identify the project you want to use with Form Connector App.
    • Click on the project to open it.
  • Make sure your site has forms:

  • Make sure you publish your site to staging before launching Form Connector App.
    • Navigate to the upper right corner of your Designer and click Publish.

Note: You won't need to publish site to a Custom Domain. Publishing Site to Staging will allow you to start rocking with Form Connector App! 

Step 3: Authorizing Form Connector App

While logged into your Webflow Account, open this Link to authenticate Form Connector App to the specific site/sites you wish:

https://api.formconnector.app/auth/webflow

For more information about Authorizing Form Connector, check our Authorizing Form Connector guide.

Step 4: Navigating to Form Connector App

  • Access the Apps Menu:

After authorizing Form Connector, go back, refresh your Webflow Designer, navigate to the left-hand menu, and click on Apps (E).

  • Launch Form Connector App:

Find Form Connector App in the list and click Launch.

Next Steps

Now that you have logged in and selected your Webflow project, you are ready to move on to the next steps:

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