Is there a way in Webflow to publish individual pages rather than the entire site while making updates to specific pages?

Webflow does not currently support publishing individual pages; it always publishes the entire site when changes are made. However, there are workarounds to manage content updates with minimal risk to the live site.

1. How Publishing Works in Webflow

• Webflow always publishes the full site, which includes all pages and CMS content.
• This applies whether you're using the Webflow subdomain (e.g., yoursite.webflow.io) or your custom domain.

2. Safe Ways to Manage Page-Specific Updates

• Use the Webflow Staging Domain: Preview page changes by publishing only to the Webflow.io subdomain before publishing to your live domain.
• Make edits in the Designer.
• Click Publish and choose only the staging domain.
• Review the changes at yoursite.webflow.io/pagename.
• Duplicate the page before making major edits:
• Clone the page inside the Webflow Designer.
• Make changes on the duplicate and preview them.
• When ready, move the updated sections to the live page and publish.
• Use visibility-based components with conditions if content needs to be toggled manually.

3. For CMS Projects

• CMS item updates can be published individually:
• Edit a CMS item.
• Click Save and then Publish the item.
• This publishes only that item, not the entire site.
• However, any change in CMS templates or structure will trigger a full site publish.

4. Use Backups Strategically

• If you're concerned about publishing site-wide changes:
• Create a backup before publishing.
• Go to Project Settings > Backups to restore the site if needed.

Summary

Webflow does not allow publishing individual static pages; any site change requires publishing the entire project. To manage page-specific updates safely, use the staging domain for previews, duplicate pages for testing, or limit changes to CMS items which can be published individually.