WD Social Feeds

Bring your social feeds into your WordPress site

Display posts from Instagram professional accounts and Facebook Pages on your WordPress site. Choose a responsive layout, preview your feed, and embed it with a shortcode.

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Keep Your Social Posts on Your Own Website

Your latest work is already on Instagram or Facebook, but your website still needs updating by hand. Copying images into a gallery takes time, and individual embeds can leave you with a page full of mismatched posts.

WD Social Feeds brings posts from connected Instagram professional accounts and Facebook Pages into WordPress. Build a feed in your dashboard, preview it at different screen sizes, then place its shortcode where you want it. Scheduled refreshes fetch new content, while a temporary platform error keeps the last successful feed available.

Control How Your Feed Looks

Choose a layout and adjust it before adding it to a page.

Connected Social Accounts

Connect Instagram Business or Creator accounts and Facebook Pages. Manage multiple accounts from the same WordPress dashboard.

Responsive Feed Layouts

Use a grid for a simple gallery, a slider for a horizontal feed, or masonry for varied image sizes. Adjust the display for smaller screens.

Preview Before Saving

See how unsaved feed settings look with real media. Switch between device sizes in the editor before updating the published feed.

Shortcode Placement

Copy a feed shortcode into a page or post. In a page builder, use an element that supports WordPress shortcodes.

Scheduled Refreshes

Set how often each feed should refresh. Cached posts stay available if a fetch fails, so a temporary API error does not replace the feed with an empty result.

Image and Video Lightboxes

Let visitors open supported media in a lightbox with keyboard navigation. When a video source is unavailable, its media link opens the original social post instead.

From Manual Updates to a Saved Feed

Spend less time copying posts into WordPress.

Updating by Hand	Using WD Social Feeds
✕Copy new social images into your website gallery	✓Fetch posts from an authorized account on a schedule
✕Style individual embeds to fit the same page	✓Apply one set of layout settings to a saved feed
✕Rebuild a gallery when you need it on another page	✓Reuse a feed shortcode wherever your site needs it
✕Check the published page after every layout change	✓Preview unsaved settings at different screen sizes

Connect an Account, Then Build Your Feed

Setup happens in your WordPress dashboard.

Connect Your Account

Open Social Feeds > Accounts and choose a provider. Confirm your website on the WolfDevs connection screen, then authorize access through Meta. Connections depend on the account permissions and access Meta allows.

Choose Your Layout

Create a feed and select its connected account. Adjust the layout and display settings, then use the live preview to check the result on different screen sizes.

Add the Shortcode

Save the feed and copy its shortcode into your page. WordPress scheduled tasks handle later refreshes using the interval you selected.

Before You Connect

Account requirements and feed behavior, explained.

Which social accounts are supported?

Instagram Business and Creator accounts and Facebook Pages are supported. Personal Instagram accounts are not supported. This release does not connect to YouTube, TikTok, or Threads. Access depends on the permissions you authorize and Meta’s approval of the connection service.

What does my WordPress site need?

WD Social Feeds requires WordPress 6.3 or later and PHP 8.0 or later with OpenSSL. Your site needs HTTPS to connect an account. An internet connection and a supported social account are also required.

How do I add a feed to a page?

Create and save a feed, then copy its shortcode, such as [wd_social_feed id="123"]. Paste it into a WordPress Shortcode block or a shortcode-compatible page-builder element. Use the ID shown for your own saved feed.

How often does the feed refresh?

The default refresh interval is one hour and can be changed per feed. A scheduled task checks for stale feeds every 15 minutes. WordPress scheduling depends on site traffic unless your host runs it on a schedule. If a fetch fails temporarily, the previous successful feed stays available.

Does the plugin post to my accounts or store my password?

No. WD Social Feeds reads authorized content using access tokens; social login happens on Meta’s websites. Tokens are encrypted in your WordPress database. Feed media loads from Meta’s servers, so account for those external requests in your site’s privacy and consent setup.

For Sites With Something to Share

Use the content you already publish on your social accounts.

Client-Site Developers

Set up a feed for a client's authorized account, then reuse its shortcode in the site layout. Keep feed management in WordPress instead of maintaining individual embeds.

Creators and Studios

Bring work from an Instagram professional account into a portfolio page. Preview the feed layout before showing it alongside your projects.

Businesses and Brands

Display posts from a connected Facebook Page on your website. Use scheduled refreshes to keep the saved feed current as you publish new posts.

Personal

Single site license.

$19.00

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Developer

Up to 5 sites license.

$49.00

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Unlimited sites license.

$99.00

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