Updates to DevLink Export

We’ve rearchitected the DevLink export engine to give you faster, more reliable component exports. In addition to smoother export workflows, you can expect:

• Broader Webflow feature support — DevLink exports now support conditional visibility, variable modes and collections, nested library components, and native props and slots, so exported components render exactly as they do in Webflow.

• Cleaner code outputs — Components export with full TypeScript coverage, de-duped variable names, and clean, scoped CSS files that are easier to maintain long-term.

• Enterprise-grade governance — You can now manage export permissions through user roles or API tokens, and track every export in your site activity log with full attribution for auditability.

Together, these upgrades make it easier to share components between your sites and apps so you can maintain design consistency with less redundant work. 

The new version of DevLink export is now generally available on all paid workspace plans, as well as select site plans. Beta users will continue to have complimentary access to the beta version for 6 months (no action required).

If you’d like to upgrade from the previous version of DevLink, please update your CLI to the latest version, and use the new webflow devlink export command instead of the old webflow devlink sync command. 

For more information, please visit our full developer documentation.

Please note: with the addition of native Webflow props and slots, we’ll be deprecating DevLink props and slots. DevLink props and slots will continue to work, but they will show a deprecation warning in the Designer. You can use the in-canvas Convert action to migrate automatically. More info here.