Connecting Printify to Webflow is a seamless process that allows you to integrate your online store with a print-on-demand service. This integration opens up a world of possibilities, enabling you to create and sell custom-designed products without worrying about inventory or order fulfillment. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the steps to connect Printify to Webflow, empowering you to take your e-commerce business to the next level.
Step 1: Create an Account on Printify
If you haven’t already, head over to Printify.com and create an account. It’s free and only takes a few minutes. Once you’re signed up, take some time to familiarize yourself with the platform and explore the various products available for customization.
Step 2: Set Up Your Webflow Store
If you don’t have a Webflow account, sign up for one at Webflow.com. Once you’re logged in, create a new project or open an existing one where you want to add your Printify products.
Step 2.1: Create Product Pages
In your Webflow project, navigate to the CMS Collections panel and create a new collection for your products. Add fields such as product name, description, price, and images.
Note: Make sure to include an image field that allows you to upload product images from Printify later on.2: Design Your Product Pages
Create a new template or edit an existing one for your product pages. Use Webflow’s intuitive visual editor to design attractive and user-friendly layouts that showcase your custom products effectively.
Step 3: Connect Printify to Webflow
Now that your Printify and Webflow accounts are set up, it’s time to connect them.
Step 3.1: Generate API Keys in Printify
- Log in to your Printify account.
- Navigate to the “Stores” section in the dashboard and click on “Add New Store”.
- Select “Webflow” as the platform for your store.
- Enter a name for your store and click on “Connect”.
- You will see a pop-up with an API Key. Copy it as you’ll need it in the next step.
Step 3.2: Add API Key to Webflow
- In your Webflow project, go to Project Settings.
- Select the Integrations tab and click on “Add Integration”.
- Choose “Printify” from the list of available integrations.
- Paste the API Key you copied from Printify into the provided field.
- Click on “Save” to connect Webflow with your Printify store.
Step 4: Import Your Products into Webflow
Your Printify store is now connected to Webflow. It’s time to import your custom products into your Webflow CMS Collections.
Step 4.1: Create a Collection List on Your Product Page Template
In your product page template, add a Collection List element that will display all your imported products dynamically. Configure it to fetch data from your Webflow CMS Collection created in Step 2.1.2: Design and Style Your Product List
Customize the appearance of your product list using Webflow’s design tools. Apply CSS classes to style each product item, including images, titles, prices, and description fields.
Step 5: Publish Your Webflow Project
Hooray! You’re almost there.
Review your project to ensure everything looks just right and then publish it. Your customers can now browse through your custom products and place orders directly from your Webflow store.
Note: When a customer places an order on your Webflow store, Printify will automatically receive the order details and fulfill it for you. You can then track the progress of each order within your Printify dashboard.
Connecting Printify to Webflow opens up endless possibilities for creating and selling custom products online. With this integration in place, you can focus on designing and marketing your products while leaving the printing and shipping logistics to Printify. Start exploring the world of print-on-demand with Printify and Webflow today!