A scrollable Instagram feed widget for your website

Show your posts the way they look in the app: a profile header with a Follow button, then a scrollable list of photos and videos with their captions.

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What is an Instagram feed widget?

An Instagram feed widget shows your Instagram posts on your website and adds new ones as you post. Our feed layout looks like your profile: a header with a Follow button, then a scrollable list of posts with captions and a Load more button. It needs a paid plan from $8 a month, with a 14-day free trial.

What does the Instagram feed layout show?

Posts with captions: Each post shows its photo or video thumbnail with the caption, in a list that visitors scroll inside the widget.
Follow button in the header: The header shows your profile and a Follow button, with an optional cover image, so a visitor can follow you in one click.
Load more on demand: A Load more button at the bottom brings in older posts, so the feed stays short until a visitor asks for more.
Your width and height: Set the size of the feed in pixels, or turn on the responsive option so it takes the width of its column.

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Frequently asked questions

It looks like a short version of your Instagram profile: a header with your profile picture and a Follow button, then your posts in a scrollable list. Each post shows its photo or video thumbnail and caption, and a click opens the post on Instagram.

All paid plans: Lite at $8, Pro at $14 and Developer at $99 a month, each with a 14-day free trial. For a free option, use the board layout, which shows a caption under each photo.

Videos show in the feed with a play icon on the thumbnail. A click opens the video on Instagram in a new tab.

Yes. Turn off the cover image setting, and the header shows only your profile and the Follow button. This saves space in a short feed.

On a paid plan, choose the pro Instagram feed when you create a widget. Connect your account, then set the width and height or turn on the responsive option. Click Get Widget and paste the code into your page.

Almost. The feed layout is a pro widget, and pro widgets refresh every 5 minutes, so a new post reaches your site soon after you share it. You never paste the code again.