Yes, you can add multiple tracking pixels (e.g., Facebook Meta Pixel, Google Ads, LinkedIn Insight Tag, etc.) to a Webflow website. Webflow supports custom code placement, allowing you to manage multiple pixels efficiently.
1. Use Project Settings for Global Pixels
- Go to Project Settings > Custom Code in Webflow.
- Paste global pixel scripts (such as Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight, Google Ads) into the Head Code or Footer Code area.
- Head Code is better for most pixels that must load before the page renders.
- Click Save Changes, then Publish your site to a custom domain for the code to take effect.
2. Use Page Settings for Page-Specific Pixels
- Open the Webflow Designer and navigate to the specific page.
- Click the gear icon (Page Settings) to access settings.
- Scroll down to Custom Code and paste your pixel code in the appropriate section (usually in the Footer).
3. Use Embed Elements for Inline Pixels
- Drag a Webflow Embed element into any section of a page.
- Paste your pixel script directly into the embed field.
- This is useful for event-specific or split-testing pixels only needed on certain components.
4. Avoid Code Conflict or Duplication
- Ensure pixel IDs are unique and only one instance of the same pixel is installed unless intentional.
- Do not place the same pixel code in both global and local (page-level) areas unless needed for advanced segmentation.
Summary
You can safely add multiple pixels in Webflow using the Custom Code section in Project or Page Settings, or via an Embed element. Just ensure correct placement and avoid duplicates to keep tracking accurate.