Social media feed
Embed a curated social media feed without giving up control.
Turn social content into a website-ready feed with moderation, responsive layouts and a central publishing layer instead of stacking unrelated network widgets on the same page.
A social media feed built for a website
A website social media feed is an embedded stream of social content that lives inside your own page. It can be a single-network feed or a mixed feed, but the important difference from a raw provider widget is that the website owner controls which content appears and how the whole feed fits the page.
FeedGallery uses the same gallery runtime for responsive feeds and larger social walls. You can keep a compact grid on a homepage, a carousel inside a landing page or a longer masonry feed on a dedicated social page while managing the underlying content centrally.
Why it is useful
Control the content before you control the layout.
Responsive layouts
Use grid, masonry, carousel or list layouts and preview how content density changes across desktop, tablet and mobile.
Editorial controls
Choose whether provider, author, caption, timestamp and calls to action belong in the published feed.
Reusable themes
Save a visual configuration and reuse it when multiple feeds should share the same design language.
Flexible embed options
Publish with an iframe, loader or standalone script depending on how the destination website is built.
FeedGallery workflow
From source to display in four clear steps.
Choose the source mix
Use connected social sources and supported public references to prepare the content pool.
Moderate the feed
Keep only the posts that support the page, campaign or brand context where the feed will appear.
Fit the layout
Select the gallery layout, columns, gaps, media treatment and visible metadata for the destination page.
Embed and iterate
Place the feed on the website and continue curating the gallery centrally without rebuilding the page markup.
Current product scope
One feed runtime, several publishing shapes
FeedGallery does not force every website into the same widget. The gallery builder stores structured design choices, while the public runtime can be embedded in different contexts and still consume the same curated content.
Grid, masonry, carousel and list presentation modes.
Responsive density preview for desktop, tablet and mobile.
Iframe, loader and standalone embed delivery.
Domain-aware public tokens and publication checks.
Consent-aware handling of third-party social resources.
FAQ
Questions about social media feed
How do I add a social media feed to a website?
Create and curate a FeedGallery gallery, configure its design, complete the publication checks and copy the embed option that fits the site: iframe, loader or standalone embed.
Can one social media feed contain posts from different networks?
Yes, when those items come from supported FeedGallery sources. A gallery can combine normalized content from different source types into one visual feed.
Can I show only selected posts?
Yes. FeedGallery is designed around curation. Items can be approved, rejected, hidden, pinned, ordered and attached selectively before they reach the public feed.
Is the feed responsive?
The gallery builder supports responsive presentation and preview densities for desktop, tablet and mobile. The final behavior also depends on the container where the embed is placed.
Can I use FeedGallery with WordPress?
Yes. FeedGallery includes a WordPress integration with the feedgallery shortcode, and its generic embed options can also be used in CMS blocks that accept HTML or iframes.
Explore FeedGallery
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