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How to Add Meta Pixel in Webflow

Learn how to install Meta Pixel on your Webflow site: Pixel ID, custom code, verification, and events.

In this tutorial, Sandro — Gemeos co-founder — shows you how to install the Meta Pixel (formerly Facebook Pixel) on your Webflow website.

MethodBenefitWhen to use it
Webflow Custom Code (head)Simple, directSites without GTM
Via Google Tag ManagerCentralizedSites with GTM already installed
Native Webflow integration1 clickAvailable on certain plans

1. Grab your Pixel ID

In Meta Events Manager, select your Pixel or create a new one. Copy your Pixel ID (numeric format: 1234567890123456).

2. Install the Pixel in Webflow

In Project Settings > Custom Code > Head, paste the Meta Pixel base code. Replace YOUR_PIXEL_ID with your ID. Save and publish the website.

3. Check it with Meta Pixel Helper

Install the Chrome extension Meta Pixel Helper. Browse your website: the extension should confirm that the Pixel fires on every page with the PageView event.

4. Set up conversion events

To track form submissions, add the event fbq('track', 'Lead') after submission. Via GTM, create a Meta Pixel tag with a Form Submission trigger to fire this event automatically.

Good to know

Since 2022, iOS 14+ has blocked third-party cookies by default, which reduces the accuracy of Meta Pixel data. To get the best possible data quality, set up Conversions API (CAPI) alongside the Pixel: events are sent from your server, bypassing browser-side blockers. Webflow doesn’t offer native CAPI support, so use a webhook to an intermediate server or n8n.

Conclusion

The Meta Pixel takes about 5 minutes to set up in Webflow Custom Code.

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