Add a Facebook page feed widget to your website

Show your Facebook page posts on your site in a scrollable feed: text posts, photos and videos, under a header with your page name and a Like button.

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How do I embed a Facebook page feed on my website?

Create a SnapWidget Facebook feed widget, sign in with a Facebook account that manages your page and pick the page. Then paste the embed code into your site. The feed shows your text posts, photos and videos under a header with a Like button. It needs a paid plan from $8 a month, with a 14-day free trial.

What does the Facebook feed show on your site?

Every kind of page post: Text posts, photos and videos from your Facebook page appear in a feed that visitors scroll inside the widget.
A Like button for your page: The header shows your page name and a Like button, so visitors can like your page without a search.
Posts open on Facebook: A click on a post opens it on Facebook in a new tab, where visitors can comment and share.
Fits your layout: Choose a fixed width and height, or make it responsive. You can also load your own CSS file to restyle the feed.

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Frequently asked questions

The posts from your Facebook page appear, including text posts, photos and videos. A header at the top shows your page and a Like button.

Not with the feed layout, which is on the Lite, Pro and Developer plans. For free, a Facebook grid, board, slideshow or scrolling widget shows the photos from your page.

No. The feed shows posts from a Facebook page. You sign in with a Facebook account that manages the page, then pick the page in the widget builder.

Yes. A post you publish on your page shows up in the feed without a code change. Because the feed is a pro widget, it refreshes every 5 minutes.

Create a Facebook feed widget on a paid plan and click the Username field. Sign in with Facebook, allow access to your pages, then pick the page from the Page list. Click Get Widget to copy the code for your site.