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Put Your Instagram Feed on Your Website

A website that has not changed in two years makes people wonder whether you are still trading. An Instagram feed on the page answers that question instantly, and you never have to update it by hand.
  • Your page updates itself every time you post
  • Proof of a real, active business, dated and visible
  • Turns website visitors into followers, and back again
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Put Your Instagram Feed on Your Website

Why Put Your Instagram on Your Website?

Most small business websites are frozen in the year they were built. The photos are old, the news page stops abruptly, and a visitor cannot tell whether the business is thriving or gone. Meanwhile the same business posts to Instagram three times a week. Putting that feed on the website joins the two halves back together, and it does something no amount of copywriting can: it proves recency. A visitor sees work from last week, with real dates on it, and the question of whether you are active answers itself before they have to ask. It also runs in both directions. People who found you through search discover your social presence and follow you, and the followers you already have find a reason to come back to the site. Best of all, it is maintenance that maintains itself. You post because you were going to post anyway, and your website quietly stays current as a side effect.

  • Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook in one widget
  • Grid, masonry or carousel, styled to match your site
  • Hide posts you would rather not show, and edit captions
  • Post images are cached, so the wall never fills with broken tiles
Instagram Feed on Website in use on a website

How It Works

Point it at your profiles once and the widget looks after itself from then on.

1

Add your profiles

Paste the public profile addresses you want to pull from. Add as many as you like across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook.

2

Curate and style

Choose a grid, masonry or carousel layout, set how many posts to show, hide anything off message and tidy a caption if you want to.

3

Paste one snippet

Drop the embed into your page. The feed is served as a static, globally cached file, so it loads fast and keeps working on its own.

Why It Works

You already make the content. This is about making it work twice, on the one page where people actually decide to buy.

Recency you cannot fake

Dated posts from this week are the clearest possible signal that there is a real business here.

Your best photos, reused

The work you already photographed for social now sells for you on the page where people buy.

Traffic becomes followers

Visitors who like what they see can follow you, which gives you a second way to reach them later.

Zero ongoing effort

Post as usual and the website updates itself. No gallery to curate, no news page to remember.

Ways to use instagram feed on website

What You Can Do

One embed keeps the liveliest part of your marketing visible on the page that actually converts.

  • Keep a homepage section permanently fresh with no manual work.
  • Show recent work on a portfolio or services page.
  • Prove a venue is busy and current on a booking page.
  • Give visitors a reason to follow you as well as buy from you.
  • Show the same feed on several pages, styled differently.

Everything Social Feed Includes

Four Platforms

Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook posts in a single widget.

Three Layouts

A square grid, a masonry wall or a swipeable carousel.

Hide Any Post

Keep the wall on brand. Hidden posts stay hidden through every refresh.

Edit Captions

Reword a caption for your website audience without touching the original post.

Cached Media

Thumbnails are copied and served by us, so expiring platform links never break your wall.

Scheduled Refresh

New posts are pulled in automatically, and you can refresh on demand any time.

Your Styling

Captions on or off, post count, and a look that matches the rest of your page.

Fast Anywhere

Published as a static file cached across 100+ datacentres, with no API calls at page load.

More Ways to Show Your Social Content

Same widget, same embed snippet. Pick the one that matches what you are trying to show.

FAQ

How do I add my Instagram feed to my website?

Add your public profile in BrandBits, pick a layout and paste the embed snippet into the page. The feed appears immediately and keeps itself topped up with new posts.

Will it slow my website down?

No. The feed is published as a static cached file and loads asynchronously, so nothing on your page waits for a social platform to respond.

Can I stop certain posts from appearing on my site?

Yes. Hide any post you would rather not show and it stays hidden through every future refresh.

Do I need to keep updating it?

No. That is the point. You post as you normally would and the website section refreshes itself on a schedule, or immediately if you ask it to.

Can I show more than one account?

Yes. Add several profiles, including TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, and blend them into a single feed.

Your best content, working twice

Put your social posts on your website free and keep the page alive by itself.

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