Keep your Contentful content in sync with the databases, sites and spreadsheets that feed it or depend on it.
Connect Contentful to Airtable, Webflow, WordPress, Supabase, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, and Google Sheets. No code, real-time or scheduled.
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Every pair is two-way. Pick any platform below as the other side of your Contentful sync, in either direction.
CSV import and export is included on every plan, as a source or destination alongside any platform.
Two-way in every case. Typical uses are examples, not limits.
Sync entries across your content types with records in your bases, in either direction. A change in Contentful flows to Airtable, and a change in Airtable flows back.
Typical use: Plan and enrich content in Airtable and feed it into Contentful entries, or pull Contentful content into Airtable for review and reporting.
Explore all Airtable syncs →Sync entries across your content types with CMS collection items, in either direction. A change in Contentful flows to Webflow, and a change in Webflow flows back.
Typical use: Keep Webflow CMS collections and Contentful entries aligned, for example to run a marketing site on Webflow next to a headless content hub.
Explore all Webflow syncs →Sync entries across your content types with posts, pages and custom fields, in either direction. A change in Contentful flows to WordPress, and a change in WordPress flows back.
Typical use: Sync posts and fields between WordPress and Contentful, for example to migrate content or run both side by side.
Explore all WordPress syncs →Sync entries across your content types with Postgres tables, in either direction. A change in Contentful flows to Supabase, and a change in Supabase flows back.
Typical use: Feed Contentful entries into your app database, or push structured Postgres data into Contentful content.
Explore all Supabase syncs →Sync entries across your content types with site data, in either direction. A change in Contentful flows to Wix, and a change in Wix flows back.
Typical use: Keep the content on a Wix site in step with a Contentful content hub.
Explore all Wix syncs →Sync entries across your content types with products and store data, in either direction. A change in Contentful flows to Shopify, and a change in Shopify flows back.
Typical use: Enrich product content in Contentful and keep your Shopify store aligned with it, or pull store data into Contentful.
Explore all Shopify syncs →Sync entries across your content types with site content, in either direction. A change in Contentful flows to Squarespace, and a change in Squarespace flows back.
Typical use: Manage content in Contentful and keep your Squarespace site in step.
Explore all Squarespace syncs →Sync entries across your content types with rows across your spreadsheets, in either direction. A change in Contentful flows to Google Sheets, and a change in Google Sheets flows back.
Typical use: Give editors a spreadsheet view of Contentful entries, or bulk-import content from a Google Sheet into Contentful.
Explore all Google Sheets syncs →Link Contentful and the platform you want to sync it with, securely, via official APIs and OAuth.
Map fields visually, choose one-way or two-way, and preview the result before anything moves.
Run in real time or on a schedule and watch every sync from one dashboard.
Contentful can be synced two-way with Airtable, Webflow, WordPress, Supabase, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, and Google Sheets. Any of them can be the source or the destination, and CSV import and export works alongside all of them.
You choose the direction for each sync. With two-way sync, a change made in Contentful flows to the connected platform and a change made there flows back. Syncs can run in real time or on a schedule, depending on your plan.
No. You connect your accounts, map fields visually, preview the result before anything moves, and go live. Synquake handles field mapping, conflict rules and API rate limits for you.