Social media wall

Build a social media wall you can actually curate.

Collect social content into one controlled gallery, decide what deserves to be shown, shape the layout and publish it on a website, event screen or digital display.

What is a social media wall?

A social media wall is a visual stream that brings social posts together in one place instead of sending visitors from network to network. It can combine content from connected accounts, selected public posts and campaign sources, then present the result as a branded gallery.

The useful part is not simply displaying social posts. A good wall adds an editorial layer between the networks and your audience: moderation, ordering, visibility controls, layout choices and a predictable publishing surface. FeedGallery keeps those steps in the same workflow.

Why it is useful

Control the content before you control the layout.

One gallery, multiple sources

Combine connected Facebook and Instagram content with selected public YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or Facebook posts.

Moderation before display

Approve, reject, hide, pin and reorder content manually or use repeatable moderation rules for routine decisions.

A visual system you control

Choose grid, masonry, carousel or list layouts, then tune spacing, columns, media ratios and content details.

Publish where the audience is

Use an iframe, loader or standalone embed for websites, CMS pages and display surfaces without rebuilding the gallery.

FeedGallery workflow

From source to display in four clear steps.

1

Collect

Connect supported social accounts or add public content references that belong in the gallery.

2

Curate

Review the normalized content, apply moderation rules and decide the order in which posts should appear.

3

Design

Build the gallery with a responsive layout and preview it at desktop, tablet and mobile densities.

4

Display

Publish once and use the resulting embed on the website or screen where the social wall should live.

Current product scope

A social wall built around the content pipeline

FeedGallery separates sources, content, galleries and displays. That means the same source can feed different curated galleries, while each gallery can have its own moderation, design and publication choices.

Official Facebook and Instagram sources through the connected provider layer.

Instagram hashtag sources backed by an Instagram Professional account.

Public URL imports for supported YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook content.

Consent-aware rendering for third-party social embeds.

Gallery-level analytics for the public delivery surface.

FAQ

Questions about social media wall

What is the difference between a social media wall and a normal social feed?

A social media wall is usually a curated presentation layer that can combine multiple sources and is designed for public display. A normal feed often represents one account or one network. FeedGallery can be used for both, but its gallery workflow adds moderation, design and publishing controls.

Can I put a social media wall on my website?

Yes. FeedGallery can publish a gallery through an iframe, a lightweight loader or a standalone embed, so the wall can live inside a website or CMS page.

Can I moderate posts before they appear?

Yes. Content can be approved, rejected, hidden, pinned and reordered. Moderation rules can also automate repetitive decisions and can be reapplied to existing content.

Which networks can FeedGallery use today?

FeedGallery supports connected Facebook and Instagram sources, Instagram hashtag sources, and explicit public content references for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. Availability depends on the source type and provider permissions.

Does FeedGallery handle social embed consent?

FeedGallery includes consent-aware render policies for third-party social resources, so embedded provider content does not have to be treated as an unconditional page load.

Sources → Content → Galleries → Displays

Build the gallery, then decide where it should live.

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