How to Add Google Analytics to Webflow
Learn how to add Google Analytics 4 to your Webflow site: native integration, GTM, and verification.
In this tutorial, Sandro — Gemeos co-founder — shows you how to add Google Analytics 4 to your Webflow website.
| Method | Benefit | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Native Webflow GA integration | Simple, one click | If you’re not using GTM |
| Google Tag Manager | Centralizes all tags | Recommended for sites with multiple tools |
| Manual script in Custom Code | Full control | Advanced cases only |
Method 1: Native Webflow integration
In Project Settings > Integrations > Google Analytics, paste your GA4 Measurement ID (format G-XXXXXXXXXX). Webflow automatically injects the gtag.js script into the head of every page. Publish the site to enable it.
Method 2: Via Google Tag Manager (recommended)
If you already use GTM, add GA4 as a tag in GTM with an All Pages trigger. This is the recommended method because it centralizes all your tags and lets you set up events without touching Webflow code. Check out our tutorial on adding GTM to Webflow.
Check the installation
In GA4, go to Admin > Data Streams > Your stream > Realtime. Browse your site: you should see hits in real time. You can also use the GA Debugger Chrome extension to verify everything.
Conclusion
GA4 can be set up in one minute through Project Settings. For conversion tracking, check out how to track the source of your conversions with UTM parameters.
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