Webflow SEO Check

Webflow puts SEO settings on every page and every CMS collection. Nobody tells you which of them are blank or which ones Google cuts off. This check is built to end differently.

First, paste a page from your Webflow site. Second, the check reads the page the way Google does and scores titles, meta descriptions, headings, content, images, links and technical tags. It also reads the page code to confirm the site runs on Webflow. Third, you see the top fixes, each marked with where it gets done: "SEOmatic applies this in Webflow", "you change this in the Webflow editor", or "theme or template change".

On Webflow we most often find CMS items with an empty SEO description field, static pages with default titles, and blog posts with the same title pattern on every page.

What SEOmatic can fix on Webflow

On Webflow, SEOmatic edits CMS items (titles, meta descriptions, content) and the SEO title and description of static pages. Static page changes go live the next time you publish. Webflow has no API for canonical or noindex tags.

From the check to the fix

Connect Google Search Console first. It is read-only and takes about a minute. It tells SEOmatic which of your pages people actually search for, so those get fixed first. Then connect Webflow. SEOmatic drafts each fix, you read it, and nothing goes live until you click approve. Every change is recorded, so you can undo it.