EmbedFeed

Skip the manual copying and pasting of posts. Connect your social channels, choose what to collect, and drop a single embed on any page. Start by linking Instagram, Facebook Pages, X, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, or review sources like Google and Yelp. Decide whether to pull by profile, hashtag, keyword, or playlist. Set guardrails—include/exclude terms, media-only, date ranges, or author rules. Pick a visual style (grid, slider, wall, masonry), then match fonts and colors to your brand. When you’re ready, paste the one-line code into WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, or a custom site. New items flow in continuously; use a moderation queue to approve, pin, hide, or reorder before anything goes live.

Turn scattered social proof into assets that sell. For product pages and landing pages, curate customer photos, reels, and testimonials, and map them to products with tags or URLs. Highlight top entries, add "Follow" or "View on" calls to action, and enable a lightbox to boost on-page engagement. Track what performs: apply UTM parameters, review click and view analytics, and compare layouts by testing card density, crop, and caption length. If your team requires it, request and log creator permissions right in the workflow so legal sign-off is stored with each post. The result is a steady stream of authentic content without extra design cycles.

Running a conference or time-bound campaign? Spin up a live wall that updates in near real time. Pull content from your event hashtag and official accounts, then enable safeguards: banned terms, image review, safe-mode queues, and a short delay to screen posts before display. Schedule start/stop times, overlay sponsor logos, and rotate layouts for large screens. Add a QR code prompt so attendees know how to contribute. Use the same feed on venue displays and a campaign microsite—no duplicate setup. Afterward, export highlights, archive the gallery, and repurpose the best items into evergreen sections on your main site.

Agencies and multi-brand teams can clone templates across clients, separate workspaces, and assign roles for creators, editors, and approvers. There’s flexibility to deploy as many widgets as your plan allows, so you can cover regions, product lines, and campaigns at once. Developers get control: custom CSS, lazy loading, callbacks, and an API with webhooks to fit into existing pipelines. Built-in performance features—caching, pagination, and image optimization—keep pages quick, while accessibility options handle alt text and keyboard navigation. Compliance settings support consent and data requests. In practice, you publish faster, keep pages fresh, and grow engagement without rebuilding your site every week.