Instagram feed

Turn Instagram content into a feed that belongs on your website.

Connect an eligible Instagram resource, bring its media into FeedGallery, moderate the content and publish it in a responsive gallery that can also mix in other supported sources.

From Instagram source to curated website feed

An Instagram website feed is most useful when it is treated as part of the website rather than as a fixed copy of the profile. FeedGallery lets the team collect supported Instagram media through the connected provider layer and decide what the public gallery should actually contain.

The Instagram source can feed a dedicated Instagram gallery or contribute to a mixed social wall. Hashtag sources can also be derived from an eligible Instagram Professional account when a campaign needs discovery by hashtag rather than only account media.

Why it is useful

Control the content before you control the layout.

Provider-backed connection

Use the connected Meta provider layer to discover and bind eligible Instagram resources instead of pasting long-lived credentials into FeedGallery.

Curated account media

Synchronize supported account media into the common content workspace and control what becomes visible in a gallery.

Instagram hashtag option

Create a derived hashtag source from an eligible Professional account for campaigns that need hashtag-based collection.

Mix Instagram with other sources

Keep an Instagram-only feed or combine selected Instagram media with other supported content in the same gallery.

FeedGallery workflow

From source to display in four clear steps.

1

Connect the resource

Use the provider connection to expose the Instagram account available to the organization.

2

Synchronize media

FeedGallery queues provider-backed synchronization and brings normalized media into the source workspace.

3

Curate the feed

Approve, hide, pin or reorder media and attach the right items to the target gallery.

4

Design and embed

Choose the gallery presentation and publish it on the website, campaign page or display surface.

Current product scope

Instagram is a source, not the whole product

The FeedGallery model keeps the Instagram connection separate from the gallery. That makes it possible to reuse account media, build different presentations from the same source and add other supported content without replacing the underlying connection.

Eligible Instagram resources through the connected Meta layer.

Durable provider synchronization with retry and health state.

Instagram hashtag sources when provider eligibility allows them.

Manual and rule-based moderation in the shared content workspace.

Responsive galleries and website embed options.

FAQ

Questions about instagram feed

Can I embed an Instagram feed on my website with FeedGallery?

Yes. After connecting an eligible Instagram source and curating its media, you can publish the resulting gallery through FeedGallery's embed options.

Does FeedGallery need my Instagram password?

The product is designed to use the connected provider layer for eligible Meta resources rather than asking you to place provider credentials directly inside the gallery workflow.

Can I mix Instagram with Facebook or other content?

Yes. A gallery can use normalized content from multiple supported source types, so an Instagram feed does not have to remain isolated.

Can FeedGallery collect an Instagram hashtag?

Yes, for eligible setups. The hashtag source is derived from a connected Instagram Professional account and depends on provider availability and permissions.

Can I choose which Instagram posts appear?

Yes. FeedGallery includes moderation, visibility, pinning and ordering controls before content is published.

Sources → Content → Galleries → Displays

Build the gallery, then decide where it should live.

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