Snapshot any Collection, see exactly what changed, and restore a single Item — or the whole Collection — in place. Without rolling the whole site back.
Free tier is read-only. Paid from $19/month. No card needed to join the list.
Tuesday, 14:37: “Can you get Monday's product descriptions back? Just the descriptions.” Webflow's backups take the whole site to Monday — and lose every other edit since. Here's Tuesday with Snapback:
Take a Snapshot of any Collection on demand. Export it as CSV or JSON. Read-only: the app asks only for CMS read access.
Compare any two Snapshots — or a Snapshot to live. See which Items changed, which fields, old and new.
Put back one Item, a Collection, or an entire Snapshot. It lands as staged changes — you review and publish. Daily automatic Snapshots included.
A Protected Site gets daily Snapshots and Restore. Snapshot, Diff and export are free on every site, forever. Annual billing: two months free.
Any number of sites
3 Protected Sites
15 Protected Sites
Unlimited Protected Sites
| Option | Restores… | Granularity | Undoes other work? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Webflow site backup | Pages + design + CMS | Whole site | Yes — everything since the backup |
| Manual CSV export, re-import | CMS, if you exported in time | Collection | No, but references and rich text often break; items duplicate |
| Backup apps that restore as duplicates | CMS | Item, as a copy | No — but you re-link references and delete the originals by hand |
| Snapback | CMS | Item, in place | No — staged changes, you publish |
Field data and asset URLs for the Items you pick, in the primary locale. Restored Items land as staged changes; publishing is a separate step you take. Deleted Items are re-created — with a warning if other Items referenced the old one.
Not until you Restore. The free app asks only for CMS read. When you first Restore, Webflow asks you to re-authorize with write access.
Snapback takes a fresh Snapshot automatically, so a Restore is itself undoable.
Site backups restore the entire site — pages, design, and CMS — to a moment in time. Snapback restores the CMS at Item level and leaves everything else alone.