How can I create unique embed codes for each page in Webflow and have a different figma prototype preview on each page?

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September 22, 2023

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To create unique embed codes for each page in Webflow and have a different Figma prototype preview on each page, you can follow these steps:

Set up your Figma prototypes:

In Figma, create a prototype for each page of your Webflow site.
Once you have completed the design and interaction setup for each page, you'll be ready to generate embed codes.

Generate embed codes in Figma:

Open the Figma prototype you want to embed on a specific Webflow page.
Click on the "Share" button located on the top right corner of the Figma editor.
In the sharing modal that appears, click on the "Embed" tab.
Customize the embed options according to your preference, such as setting the embed size, the starting frame, or enabling the prototype toolbar.
Copy the embed code provided in the "Embed" tab.

Add the embed code to your Webflow pages:

In Webflow, edit the page where you want to display the Figma prototype.
Drag and drop an Embed element onto the desired section of the page.
Double-click the Embed element to open the settings.
Paste the unique embed code for that specific Figma prototype into the "Embed Code" field.
Adjust the size and position of the Embed element as needed.
Save and publish your Webflow site.

Repeat the process for each page:

Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each page in your Webflow site that requires a different Figma prototype preview.
Generate a unique embed code for each Figma prototype and add it to the corresponding Webflow page.

Having unique embed codes for each page in Webflow allows you to showcase different Figma prototypes across your site. It can be useful for demonstrating various interactions or designs specific to each page, providing a more tailored and engaging user experience.

Additional tips:

You can use a CMS collection in Webflow to dynamically generate embed codes for multiple pages based on the set Figma prototypes.
Regularly update your Figma prototypes, making sure that the embed codes you've generated still point to the latest version of your designs.
Test your Webflow site across different devices and browsers to ensure that the Figma prototypes are properly embedded and visible.

Now that you know how to create unique embed codes for each page in Webflow with different Figma prototype previews, you can enhance your website's interactivity and showcase your designs effectively.

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