Turn Notion into a blog on any website

The standard blog widget displays content from a text column in your database. The Notion Blog Widget renders the actual page content (blocks) from inside each Notion page — headings, images, callouts, toggles, and all other block types you write in Notion.

Yes. Your Notion database must be published to the web for page content to load. In Notion, open your database, click Share, then Publish, then Publish to web. This is a one-time setup.

Most Notion blocks are supported including: paragraphs, headings (H1-H4), bulleted lists, numbered lists, to-do checklists, quotes, callouts, code blocks, images, videos, audio, tables, toggles, toggle headings, columns, dividers, bookmarks, files, and table of contents. Inline databases are not currently supported.

Connect your Notion account, select or create a database, and customize the design. Then embed the widget on your site using a simple code snippet. Works with Webflow, Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, and any website that supports embeds.

No. The entire setup is visual — connect Notion, customize the design, and embed. For advanced styling, you can use custom CSS with the sh-notion-* class prefix, but it is not required.

Page content is cached for performance and refreshes automatically. When someone visits a blog post, the cache is checked. If it is older than 60 minutes, fresh content is fetched from Notion in the background. The next visitor sees the updated content.

Yes. Blog posts are server-rendered with full HTML content, so search engines see your complete page content including headings, text, and images. Each post has its own URL with clean slugs, and the content is included in the initial HTML response.

Yes. You can customize heading colors, text colors, link colors, font sizes, divider colors, and checkbox colors through the built-in style editor. For more control, use custom CSS targeting the sh-notion-* classes.

You can start for free with our free plan. Paid plans unlock additional features like custom domains, removing branding, and priority support.

The Notion Blog Widget works with any website builder or platform that supports embedding, including Webflow, Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Carrd, Framer, and custom-built sites.

Yes. The blog layout and all Notion block content adapt to any screen size. Columns collapse on mobile, images resize, and typography adjusts for readability.

Yes. Images uploaded directly to Notion pages are supported. Since Notion image URLs expire after about an hour, the widget automatically refreshes them through the caching system.

Yes. Notion Page Content is added as a draggable field in your detail page fields list. You can drag it above, below, or between your other fields to position it exactly where you want.