Migration from Webflow to Storyblok

Storyblok is built with localization in mind. It supports native internationalization (i18n), content trees by language, and alternate language paths — all out of the box. In contrast, Webflow relies on third-party plugins or manual duplication for multi-language content, which increases complexity and risk of errors. On top of that, at FocusReactive we’ve built a custom AI translation plugin for Storyblok that enables fully automated, field-level content translation across multiple languages — available as part of our AI SDK.

Yes. When paired with a static or hybrid-rendered frontend like Next.js, Storyblok-powered sites achieve significantly faster load times, higher Lighthouse scores, and better SEO performance. Webflow’s built-in hosting is convenient but can’t match the performance of statically optimized pages hosted on modern platforms like Vercel or Netlify

Storyblok uses component-based architecture that makes it easy to reuse and nest content blocks across the site. You can create truly modular templates, reducing duplication and increasing consistency. In Webflow, reuse is limited to Symbols and Collection templates, which become hard to manage at scale.

Yes — and in many ways, Storyblok is even more marketer-friendly. Its visual editor supports custom workflows, access roles, and inline editing, while maintaining the integrity of the frontend codebase. It allows marketing teams to safely manage and publish content without needing constant developer involvement.