When you upload images to your site, Webflow may compress them depending on the type and size. We will also create variants of your uploaded images to make sure they’re responsive and load quickly on any device. This can help your mobile pages load up to 10 times faster.

So, it's still a good idea to optimise and compress your images before uploading!

1. Open your project in the Designer‍
2. Open up the Assets Panel‍
3. Expand the panel by clicking the icon to the right of Assets name
4. Click Select All and then Delete
5. Republish your site

Don't worry, only assets that aren't in use will be deleted!

Absolutely! To exclude static pages and CMS Collection pages, head to the Page Settings and scroll down to the Search Settings section. At the top of this section you’ll see a checkbox to “Exclude this page from site search results.” Once checked, a reindex will remove this page from your index.

To exclude specific elements, open the element’s settings and under the Search Settings section, click “Exclude content in search results.”

On CMS hosting, automatic reindexing takes place 72 hours after a site publish, and on Business hosting, automatic reindexing takes place 12 hours after a site publish.

Publishing single items will not initiate a reindex of your site.

You can also manually request a site index. On CMS and Standard Ecommerce Hosting, manual reindexing is available once every 24 hours. On higher hosting tiers, manual reindexing is available once every hour.

To manually reindex your site, open the Settings panel on the left side of the Designer and in the Search section, click “Index now.” Indexing can take up to 24 hours on large sites.

When you perform a restore, CMS Collection and Item IDs will reset, thus, some of your integrations that rely on the CMS API may break. These integrations would need to be updated to take the change of IDs into account.

The site's HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and assets. CMS and Ecommerce content is not exported. Exported forms will not function unless a custom action is applied through an integration.

Webflow templates work a little bit differently than themes on other platforms. This means that templates cannot be applied to already created projects. So, the design and layout of a Webflow template will not automatically replace the design and layout of an existing website or project in your account.

Static page limits differ depending on your site plan. Visit our pricing page for information about plan limits and pricing.

Enterprise customers have access to higher static page limits than self-serve plans. Learn more about Enterprise Plans

If you need more pages than your plan allows, you can use CMS Collections and CMS items for pages that use the same template and structure. . Learn more about the CMS Collections and CMS item limits on site plans.