Medium

How to integrate Medium with Webflow

Medium's vast audience and Webflow's design flexibility create powerful synergies when integrated properly.

While Medium doesn't offer an official Webflow app, you can leverage third-party automation tools for content synchronization through RSS feeds for seamless content workflows between platforms.

Use IFTTT for automated workflows

IFTTT provides the most reliable integration capabilities for Medium and Webflow automation through RSS-based triggers:

• RSS-based content sync between Medium publications and Webflow CMS collections
• Automated workflows that trigger when new Medium posts are published to your RSS feed
• Cross-platform publishing that creates Webflow CMS items from Medium content automatically
• Keyword filtering to selectively import content based on specific topics or tags

IFTTT allows users to create custom workflows connecting Medium and Webflow. It monitors Medium RSS feeds every hour for free users and every five minutes for Pro users, and supports conditional logic in workflow creation.

Use Make for visual workflow automation

Make offers flexible, visual, and reliable workflow automation between Medium and Webflow using RSS-based triggers and Webflow’s CMS API.

Note: Make’s Medium integration requires an existing Medium integration token. Medium no longer allows users to generate new tokens, so this setup will only work if you already have a valid token connected to your account.

With the right setup, you can build powerful automation workflows like:

• RSS-powered content sync between Medium blogs/publications and Webflow CMS collections
• Automated Webflow CMS item creation when new Medium stories appear in your RSS feed
• Conditional logic and keyword filtering to import only relevant articles by topic, tag, or keyword
• Dynamic image and content parsing to extract featured images, headlines, and full article bodies
• Multi-step automation flows, including image uploads, formatting cleanup, and CMS publishing
• Schedule-based polling, where Make monitors Medium RSS feeds as frequently as every 5–15 minutes (depending on your plan)

Make does not require custom coding and supports drag-and-drop scenario building. You can enrich your automation by chaining in other apps (like Notion, Airtable, or email tools) for multi-platform publishing and backup.

What you can build

Integrating Medium with Webflow opens possibilities for content amplification, audience growth, and streamlined publishing workflows.

• RSS-powered blog aggregation hub: Use IFTTT to create a blog section on Webflow that automatically imports and displays your Medium articles using RSS feeds.
• Lead capture funnel for Medium referral traffic: Use IFTTT to automatically collect leads when visitors come to your site from Medium. Set up targeted landing pages with optimized forms and connect them to your email marketing tool.
• Social media cross-promotion network: Set up IFTTT workflows that automatically share new Medium articles across social platforms while creating announcement posts in your Webflow CMS for unified content promotion.‍
• Content performance dashboard: Build a simple analytics dashboard in Webflow that tracks and displays your Medium article performance using RSS feed data combined with basic engagement metrics through visual content cards.