Embed your X (Twitter) feed on your website

Pick a layout, sign in with X and paste the embed code. Your latest posts show on your site, and visitors see them without an X account.

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How do I embed my X (Twitter) feed on my website?

Create a SnapWidget X widget and pick the grid, slideshow, scrolling, board or feed layout. Sign in with X to connect your account. Click Install Widget, then Copy Code, and paste the embed code into your site. Your new posts then show up by themselves, and visitors do not need an X account to see them. X widgets need a paid plan from $8 a month, with a 14-day free trial.

What can the X widget do?

Five layouts: Show your posts as a grid, a slideshow, a scrolling row, a board with the text under each photo, or a feed of your posts with a profile header.
No X login for visitors: The widget gets your posts from X on our servers. Every visitor sees them, signed in to X or not.
A Follow button in the feed: The feed layout shows your name, your follower count and a Follow button above your latest posts and reposts.
Fits your site: Each layout has its own settings, such as the widget size, or the photo size and spacing. Add your own CSS for the rest.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. X Publish (publish.x.com) makes embed code for a single post or a profile timeline. X's code loads the posts in each visitor's browser. A SnapWidget X widget gets your posts from X on our servers, so every visitor sees the same posts, signed in to X or not.

Not from SnapWidget. X widgets come with the Lite plan at $8, the Pro plan at $14 and the Developer plan at $99 a month. Each paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Instagram and Facebook widgets stay free, with no view limit.

Five: grid, slideshow, scrolling, board and feed. The grid, slideshow and scrolling layouts show the photos and videos from your posts. The board adds the post text and date under each one. The feed shows your posts and reposts in a list, under a header with your profile and a Follow button.

No. SnapWidget gets your posts from X and puts them in the widget on our servers, so visitors who are not signed in to X see the same posts as everyone else.

Create a new widget, choose X (Twitter) and a layout, then sign in with X to connect your account. Set the size, click Install Widget, then Copy Code, and paste the code where the posts should appear.

Paste the X widget's embed code into a Custom HTML block and update the page. You need no plugin. The same code works on Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and any other site that accepts embed code.