Social Media Widgets for Websites

ElectricBlaze builds social media widgets for websites of every kind: live feeds from the networks you already use, a multi-messenger chat button, a music player and a tiny order form. Design one in the browser, paste the code, done.

Create Widget

Choose a widget

Eleven ready-made blocks. Each one is set up in a visual editor and added to your pages with a single snippet.

Embed social media feed on website in three steps

No plugins to install and nothing to host. The editor runs in your browser and the widget loads from our servers.

  • 1. Pick and connect

    Create a free account, choose a widget and link the source: an account, a channel, a board or a playlist. Contact-style widgets only need your usernames or numbers.

  • 2. Make it match

    Choose a layout, colours and spacing in a live preview until the block looks like part of your design. Nothing is published until you copy the code.

  • 3. Paste the snippet

    Drop the short code into an HTML or embed block of your page and publish. From then on the content refreshes automatically, and design changes made in the editor reach every copy.

Why use a social media feed widget for website visitors

  • Your site never looks abandoned

    Posts you publish anyway keep the homepage moving between redesigns, which tells new visitors the business is alive.

  • Followers from existing traffic

    People who already found you can follow, subscribe or message in one click, turning a one-off visit into a lasting connection.

  • Real proof, not stock photos

    Customer photos, event clips and reviews in your posts build trust faster than any polished marketing copy.

  • Less work for you

    Publish once on the network and let the block update the website. No copying images, no editing HTML every week.

Free social media widgets, no coding required

Every widget is available on the Free plan: up to five widgets, unlimited websites and 1,000 views a month, with content refreshed once a day. You do not need a credit card to start, so you can test a layout on a real page before deciding anything.

When a site outgrows the free limits, the Start plan costs $5 a month (billed yearly). It removes the view limit, updates content every hour and hides the small ElectricBlaze credit line under the widget.

Because the code is a plain HTML snippet, there is nothing to maintain: no plugin updates, no conflicts with themes and no extra database on your server. That is why social media widgets for websites built this way work the same on a one-page landing site and on a large online store.

Hosted widgets or CMS plugins?

Many content management systems offer social plugins that run on your own server. They are fine for a single site, but each one has to be installed, updated and configured separately, and switching platforms means starting from scratch.

A hosted social media widget works differently. The connection to the social network, the image processing and the scheduled refresh all happen on ElectricBlaze servers; your page only loads the finished block. The practical results:

  • one design can live on several sites built with different tools;
  • moving to another website builder takes a copy and a paste, not a reinstall;
  • social account tokens are never stored in your website database;
  • a broken theme update cannot take the feed down with it.

Works with any website builder or CMS

If your platform lets you add custom HTML to a page, it can show an ElectricBlaze widget. Step-by-step instructions with screenshots are available for the most popular builders:

BigCommerceBloggerDudaFramerGoDaddyGoogle SitesHostingerHTML / custom siteJimdoNicepageShopifySquarespaceTildaWebflowWixWordPress

Social media feed examples by industry

  • Restaurants and cafés

    An Instagram grid of today’s dishes plus a WhatsApp button for table bookings right under the menu.

  • Online shops

    TikTok videos of products in use on category pages, and a Pinterest board of styling ideas on the lookbook page.

  • Musicians and podcasters

    A floating Spotify player that keeps playing while fans browse tour dates and merch.

  • Creators and streamers

    The latest YouTube uploads on the homepage and recent Twitch clips on an “About me” page.

  • Agencies and studios

    A Vimeo showreel gallery next to case studies, updated whenever a new project goes live.

  • Local services

    Facebook Page updates with opening hours and offers, and a chat button for quick quotes.

ElectricBlaze extension blocks inside the Mobirise website builder app

ElectricBlaze inside Mobirise

Build with the Mobirise desktop app? The same widgets come as drag-and-drop extension blocks.

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Social media widget for website: questions and answers

What is a social media widget?

It is a small embeddable block that pulls content or contact options from a social network into your own page: a feed of posts, a video gallery, a playlist or a messenger button. Visitors see it as part of the site, while the content keeps coming from the network.

What is a social media feed on a website?

A feed is a continuously updated list of your latest posts shown on a web page. Unlike a single embedded post, it changes by itself whenever you publish something new on the connected account.

Which social networks are supported?

Feeds are available for Instagram, Facebook Pages, X (Twitter), TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Twitch and Vimeo. The chat button covers WhatsApp, Messenger, Telegram, Viber, Signal and Discord, and the music player works with Spotify and SoundCloud.

Can I combine several social feeds on one page?

Yes. Add a separate widget for each network, for example an Instagram grid in the middle of the page and a YouTube slider lower down. Each block is styled on its own, so they can share one look or differ.

Do I need programming skills?

No. You set everything up in a visual editor and copy one snippet. If you can paste text into an “Embed” or “HTML” block, you can install it.

Will the widgets slow down my pages?

The script loads asynchronously, after the main content of the page, so text and images appear first. Keep the number of widgets per page reasonable for the best result.

Can one account serve several websites?

Yes. Every plan allows unlimited websites, and the same snippet can be placed on as many pages or domains as you like.

How do I get help?

Write to [email protected] or browse the Help Center guides for your website builder.

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