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How can I get the cookie consent banner to show up on my Webflow page?

TL;DR
  • Enable the native cookie consent in Webflow via Project Settings > Privacy, customize it, and publish your site.
  • For advanced compliance, integrate third-party tools (e.g., Cookiebot) by adding their script in Project Settings > Custom Code, then publish and test to ensure the banner displays correctly.

To display a cookie consent banner on your Webflow site, you need to either enable Webflow’s built-in solution or integrate a third-party cookie consent tool.

  • Go to Project Settings for your site.
  • Under the Privacy tab, toggle on Cookie Consent.
  • Customize the banner message, button label, and whether cookies load before or after consent.
  • Press Save Changes and Publish your site for the banner to appear.

Note: Webflow’s default solution is simple and complies with basic GDPR requirements but may not suit advanced compliance needs like specific cookie categories or geo-targeting.

2. Use a Third-Party Integration (For more control or global compliance)

If you need more advanced options (e.g., cookie categorization, geo-location, auto-blocking scripts), use one of the following tools:

  • Cookiebot
  • Osano
  • Termly
  • Iubenda

To integrate:

  • Sign up for the service (e.g., Cookiebot), configure your cookie banner.
  • Copy the script code provided by the service.
  • In Webflow, go to Project Settings > Custom Code, and paste the script into the Head section (or Before , depending on the tool).
  • Save and Publish your site.

3. Make Sure Your Banner Isn’t Blocked by Other Scripts

  • Check if a custom script or Webflow interaction is unintentionally hiding or removing the banner.
  • Ensure it’s not buried under other elements due to z-index or positioning issues in custom styles.
  • Use Incognito mode or clear cookies to test if the banner is displayed on first load.

Summary

To show the cookie consent banner in Webflow, use the native toggle in Project Settings > Privacy, or add a third-party script for more advanced needs. Always test after publishing to confirm visibility and compliance.

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