Install, Update, and Uninstall ​

This page describes the full Consent Pro lifecycle on Webflow: install, update, uninstall, custom-code cleanup, and publish. No separate migration step is required for a normal install or uninstall.

For upgrading an existing v1 setup to v2, see the Migrate from v1 to v2 guide instead.

Install ​

Consent Pro is installed as a Webflow App from the Webflow Apps Marketplace.

1. Open the Consent Pro listing on the Marketplace.
2. Click Install App.
3. After install, open the app from the Webflow Designer and complete setup (banners, scan, script in site head custom code, and license).

Full product setup is covered in Using Consent Pro. For a walkthrough of setup after install, watch the tutorial below.

Update ​

Consent Pro updates are available immediately once a new version is released to the Webflow Apps Marketplace. You do not need a separate update step for the app to pick up new releases.

Migrations for users who previously used the Finsweet Components version of Cookie Consent are handled automatically the first time they open Consent Pro. Keep using the Designer app and publish your site after configuration changes as usual.

Uninstall ​

Uninstalling removes the Consent Pro app. It does not always remove runtime scripts from site custom code — complete Manual cleanup and Publish so the published site stops loading Consent Pro.

You can uninstall at project (site) level or at workspace level.

Uninstall at project level ​

Removes Consent Pro from one site only. Other sites in the workspace are unchanged.

1. Open the site in the Webflow dashboard and go to Apps & Integrations in the site settings sidebar.

2. Under Connected Apps, find Consent Pro by Finsweet and click View details.

3. In the app details modal, click Uninstall App and confirm.

Uninstall at workspace level ​

Removes Consent Pro for the workspace (workspace-connected app access). Use this when you manage apps under workspace settings rather than a single site.

1. In the Webflow dashboard, open Apps & Integrations → Manage in the workspace sidebar.
2. Under Connected Apps, find Consent Pro by Finsweet and click View details.

3. In the app details modal, click Uninstall App and confirm.

Manual cleanup ​

After uninstalling the app, remove remaining Consent Pro pieces from the site so they no longer load or appear on the published site: the runtime script in custom code, and any Consent Pro elements on the Designer canvas.

Steps ​

1. Open the site’s Custom code page in the Webflow dashboard: https://webflow.com/dashboard/sites/{your-site-shortname}/custom-code
2. Open the Head code editor.

3. Select and delete only the Consent Pro snippet (typically a comment like <!-- Consent Pro script --> and the matching <script … finsweet="consentpro" …> tag). Leave all other custom code unchanged.

4. Click Save.
5. Open the site in the Webflow Designer and remove any Consent Pro elements from the canvas (for example the consent component wrapper, banners, preferences panel, open-preferences control, and placeholders). Delete only Consent Pro–related elements; leave the rest of your design unchanged.
6. If you used async script loading with manual blocking, restore any scripts and iframes you marked for consent. With Consent Pro uninstalled, those attributes no longer run and can break embeds or third-party scripts:
   • On scripts: remove type="fs-consent" and fs-consent-categories (restore a normal type such as text/javascript if needed).
   • On iframes: move the URL back from fs-consent-src to src, and remove fs-consent-src and fs-consent-categories.
   • Check both the Designer canvas and any custom code embeds where you applied these attributes.
7. Publish the site so custom code, canvas, and attribute changes go live.

Unrelated custom code and design are preserved ​

Uninstalling Consent Pro and cleaning up does not require changing anything else on the site.

• In Custom code, leave all other head/footer scripts, meta tags, and third-party snippets as they are. Only delete Consent Pro–related entries (and, if applicable, fix async-loading attributes as above).
• On the canvas, leave all non–Consent Pro elements as they are — after removing Consent Pro components and restoring any fs-consent markup on scripts/iframes you still need.

Publish ​

Cleanup only takes effect on the live (or staging) site after you publish.

1. Click Publish in the site header.
2. Choose the destination domains (staging and/or production).
3. Click Publish to selected domains.

Delete your data from our platform (optional) ​

If you want Finsweet to process a full wipe of your data related to our products, use the Forget Me flow:

https://finsweet.com/forget-me

That page explains how to proceed with the Forget Me service.

Checklist ​