# Edit in Webflow

### 1. Edit elements in Webflow

Edit all necessary elements (texts, images, style changes, etc...)

![](https://assets.website-files.com/5e6622c5af400279c5aaae33/63932b75b2d1c95f4458622f_Webflow%20changes%20and%20publish.gif)

### 2. Publish in Webflow

Publish your project in Webflow, so we can get all the HTML elements.

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### 3. Sync with Polyflow

Bring your impressive webflow project to polyflow by synchronizing pages, symbols and CMS collections.

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![](https://assets.website-files.com/5e6622c5af400279c5aaae33/63932afc3e7c3aef59f0ff7a_Sin%20t%C3%ADtulo.png)

### 4. Publish in Polyflow

Once you have added all the translations you can publish, both on the main domain and on the staging domain which is used to preview how your website looks like.


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