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How can I integrate a dynamic payment button to Shopify Checkout on my Webflow site?

TL;DR
  • Install Shopify's Buy Button channel, create a Buy Button for your product or collection, and copy the generated embed code.
  • In Webflow, add an Embed element to your page and paste the Shopify Buy Button code.
  • For dynamic CMS use, store Shopify Product IDs in Webflow CMS, then modify the Embed to pull IDs dynamically.
  • Alternatively, create direct checkout URLs using Shopify Variant IDs stored in Webflow CMS and dynamically build button links.
  • Direct checkout links are lighter and often better for scalability, while Buy Buttons load external JavaScript.

You want to integrate a dynamic payment button on your Webflow site that redirects users to Shopify Checkout. Here’s exactly how to do it.

1. Set Up Shopify’s Buy Button Channel

  • Log in to Shopify Admin and go to Sales Channels > Buy Button.
  • If you haven't installed it yet, click Add sales channel, then choose Buy Button.
  • Create a Buy Button for a product or a collection.
  • Configure the button appearance and behavior.
  • Copy the generated snippet (Shopify provides embeddable JavaScript).

2. Embed the Buy Button into Webflow

  • In Webflow, open your page or template page where you want the button.
  • Drag in an Embed element (from the Add Elements panel).
  • Paste the Shopify Buy Button embed snippet into the Embed.
  • Save and publish your Webflow site to view the live button.

3. Make It Dynamic for CMS Content (If Needed)

  • If you want to use different products based on CMS item:
  • Modify the Embed code slightly to reference a dynamic Product ID.
  • Create a CMS field in Webflow to store the Shopify Product ID for each item.
  • In the Embed, replace the static Product ID with a dynamic field by clicking the "Add Field" button inside the code editor and inserting the CMS field.
  • Shopify’s basic Buy Button system is not natively designed for dynamic use across many products without custom coding, but this workaround is effective for simpler projects.

If you don’t want to embed full buttons, you can directly link to a Shopify checkout:

  • Create a custom checkout URL like:
    https://your-shopify-store.myshopify.com/cart/product-variant-id:quantity
  • Example:
    https://yourstore.myshopify.com/cart/1234567890:1
  • In Webflow CMS:
  • Store the Shopify Variant ID in a field.
  • Add a Button in your template.
  • Use the dynamic field to construct the href attribute with the Variant ID.

Important:

  • This method bypasses the Buy Button JS widget entirely and sends users straight to Shopify's secure checkout.
  • You need to ensure you’re pulling the correct Variant ID from your Shopify Products tab in the Admin area.

5. Things to Keep in Mind

  • Shopify’s Buy Button channel works well but can be a bit heavy due to external JavaScript loading.
  • Shopify Checkout requires the payment to be finalized on Shopify’s servers, even if entry starts in Webflow.
  • For heavy-duty, truly dynamic, scalable shops, consider using a full Shopify storefront or Webflow + a headless Shopify setup.

Summary

To integrate a dynamic payment button linking to Shopify Checkout in Webflow, you can either embed Shopify Buy Buttons using Shopify’s Buy Button channel or directly create dynamic checkout links by utilizing the product Variant ID stored in Webflow CMS. For dynamic scalability, direct checkout links are often a lighter and faster option.

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