Instagram Widget PRO displays Instagram photos, videos, reels, and Stories on WordPress pages, posts, sidebars, and page layouts. Connect an Instagram Business or Creator account through Facebook; personal accounts are not supported by Instagram’s API.

Place feeds in WordPress

Add a feed with the Gutenberg block, a widget, an Elementor widget, or a shortcode. Shortcodes also work with page builders such as Beaver Builder, Divi, and WPBakery.

Choose a layout and style

Display posts in a grid, use Masonry for a Pinterest-style arrangement, or pick Carousel or Slider to present posts in a sequence users can browse. The PRO Stories Row places story thumbnails above the feed and can include Stories from multiple accounts. You can also display a real-time follower count in the feed header.

Set various column counts for desktop, tablet, and mobile. A Load More button reveals additional posts without refreshing the page, and the lightbox opens photos and videos in a popup. Customize feed colors and add a header with your avatar and bio text. Lazy loading and optional AJAX initial loading control how feed content loads.

Review activity and connect products

Instagram Insights and Analytics in the WordPress dashboard show charts for follower growth, reach, impressions, engagement, and individual post performance.

WooCommerce Product Tagging lets you link one or more products to a post. For album posts, you can tag products on individual pictures. Choose a shopping icon with a product popover or a Buy Now button, then personalize the tags’ styling.

Set up a feed

1. Install and activate Instagram Widget PRO in WordPress.
2. Connect an Instagram Business or Creator account through Facebook.
3. Create a feed and choose its accounts, layout, columns, colors, and other display settings.
4. Place the feed with a Gutenberg block, shortcode, widget, or Elementor widget.

After setup, use moderation to hide or restore posts in the website feed without deleting them from Instagram. PRO also includes priority support.