How to add Google Sign In Button to Page

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Hey there!

Is there an integration that allows users to sign in via their Google email address and/or their Microsoft email address on a page made by Webflow? Image below for reference.

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I was thinking of having one button that houses these 2 sign in prompts. So when a user clicks the Sign in button on the navbar, they’ll have the option to sign in with either their Google or Microsoft emails.

If there’s no Google/Microsoft Sign In integration with Webflow, will adding custom code achieve this?

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Very good idea :heart_eyes:

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Thanks @Julien_French_Nexter. So I’m guessing this isn’t possible with Webflow?

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This is not possible with Webflow natively, you can implement custom code for this though.

Maybe this can help:

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Thanks for the suggestion @aaronocampo. The topic you sent is interesting but it looks it might be incomplete in terms of what we’re trying to achieve.

Apart from implementing existing code, another workaround could be creating pages with Webflow and having a Sign In button that when you click, leads to an external page / subdomain (created outside Webflow) where users can access a dashboard. Is it possible to make a website like this with Webflow? Where some subdomains are made with Webflow and some are not?

I’m wondering about this because our current website (www.insynchq.com) has pages with detailed interactions I’m not sure Webflow is capable of executing (e.g. our website automatically detects what OS you’re running and gives you the appropriate download link).

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Webflow helps you a lot with the design of the site, but those functionalitied you need to integrate them via custom code.

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Hey all!

I know it’s been a while, but we’ve just released a tutorial on how you can use Xano to let your users log in securely to a Webflow page.

While this tutorial covers Webflow, this will work with other OAuth providers like Facebook, Twitter and Apple.

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Hi @Gregory_Reyes

I know this post is from so long ago and I’m sure you aren’t thinking about this anymore, but I work at Memberstack and wanted to chime in for anyone who might be searching the forum for this.

There are definitely a few different ways to go about doing this (and the solutions above are a good start). Memberstack is a pretty common platform used by Webflow users to authenticate and manage user accounts. Google authentication has been on our roadmap for a while now and with the 2.0 release it is now available. It’s currently still in early access, but the feature should be fully integrated. This means in the signup/sign in elements provided by MS, users should have the option to use their Google account. The backend is the same, and users will have the option to have a more traditional signup process as well.

Let me know if you (or anyone else) wants a link to sign up for early access and I can send it over. Also, if you want some more information about how exactly to set this up, I can reach out to the team.

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Hello Rob, I’d like to get the early access if it’s still available.

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For some reason this feature is not available. Is it possible to get early access? We have a client that is asking for this feature and we would love to be able to provide it for them at a low cost.

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Hi Robert. I’d love to sign up for early access. Thanks!

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Hi - is this early access still going?

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Just so everyone knows, this is fully open and available and working now with Memberstack :slight_smile:

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Me again! I thought I’d follow this up by adding our new tutorial video on how to implement Google Auth on your Webflow site :slight_smile:

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