CookieFlow for Webflow. Geolocation-Based Cookie Consent, Free Forever

Опубликовано: 04 Август 2026
на канале: Reform Digital
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00:00 Intro
01:15 Part 1. Copy & Connect
01:19 Copy to Figma
02:00 Copy to Webflow
05:15 Copy to Supabase
07:17 Part 2. Adding Scripts
07:19 Scripts via Webflow
10:15 Scripts via GTM
16:53 Part 3. Storage & Geolocation
16:55 Consent Storage
19:53 Geolocation
22:58 Part 4. Advanced Settings
23:00 Modify Country Zones
24:12 Do Not Track & GPC
24:59 Custom Privacy Settings Link
25:42 Block Videos & Third-Party Tools
27:47 Webflow Analyze, Optimize & Localization
30:32 Disclaimer & Outro

CookieFlow by Reform Digital
https://reform.digital/tools/cookieflow

Today we are excited to release CookieFlow by Reform Digital.

CookieFlow is Webflow’s first fully native, geolocation-based cookie consent tool. It is built specifically for Webflow and designed to adapt automatically to different privacy requirements based on where your visitors are coming from.

In this video, we walk through a complete, real-world setup. From copying the components, to connecting consent storage, to enabling Consent Mode V2 and testing everything live.

What CookieFlow helps you build

• Geolocation-based consent banners with automatic switching
• Consent flows designed around GDPR and CCPA requirements
• Google Consent Mode V2 support
• Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics integration
• Webflow Analyze, Optimize, and Localization compatibility
• One-click setup for free consent storage using Supabase
• Native Webflow components and interactions
• Script loading based on user consent
• Audit-friendly consent records

CookieFlow is 100 percent free, now and forever.
No paywalls. No trials. No licenses.

What this tutorial covers

Part 1. Copy and connect CookieFlow
Part 2. Add scripts and see live consent in action
Part 3. Set up consent storage and geolocation
Bonus. Advanced settings, localization, DNT and GPC support, and more

Important disclaimer

CookieFlow is built to support common privacy requirements and best practices. It does not constitute legal advice or guarantee compliance. You are responsible for reviewing your own legal obligations and configuring the tool accordingly.