Instagram Feed for ExpressionEngine

Yes. The Instagram Feed widget has a free plan with no credit card required. The free plan includes a monthly view limit; beyond that, upgrading to a paid plan unlocks higher limits, premium skins, and advanced features. Most small websites fit comfortably within the free tier.

Create your widget in the Common Ninja editor, copy the embed code, then open your Shopify admin → Online Store → Themes → Customize → Add section → Custom Liquid. Paste the embed code, save, and your Instagram feed will appear on the page. Full Shopify guide is available in our help center.

Install the Common Ninja WordPress plugin from the WordPress plugin directory, or simply paste the embed code into a Custom HTML block on any page or post. Save the page and the Instagram feed will render immediately. Works with both the Classic Editor and Gutenberg.

In the Wix editor, click Add Elements → Embed Code → Embed HTML. Paste the Common Ninja embed code and resize the frame to fit your layout. The widget renders instantly inside the iframe on both the editor and the live site.

A Business or Creator account is required to connect your own Instagram feed to the widget, because Instagram's API only exposes feed data to those account types. If you have a personal account, you can convert it to a Creator account in seconds from the Instagram app's settings, and it's free and reversible.

No. The widget loads asynchronously and doesn't block your page's initial render. Images are lazy-loaded, the embed code is under 5 KB, and the feed data is cached on our CDN. Your Core Web Vitals scores stay intact.

Yes. You can filter your Instagram feed by one or more hashtags so the widget only shows posts tagged with them. This is useful for campaign-specific feeds, curating user-generated content, or highlighting product launches without displaying every post from your account.

Common Ninja monitors the Instagram API continuously and ships updates within hours whenever Instagram introduces changes. You don't need to do anything on your end. The widget keeps working. This is one of the main reasons users pick a managed widget over a DIY embed.

In the Instagram widget, you have the option to limit the number of posts that are shown per page. This allows you to control the amount of content that is displayed on your website and ensures that your visitors are not overwhelmed with too many posts at once. This feature can be handy if you have a lot of Instagram followers and want to ensure that only the most relevant content is displayed to your audience. By limiting the number of posts per page, you can ensure that your website remains organized and easy to navigate for your visitors.

Yes, the Instagram widget allows you to choose where to position the tabs from the settings menu.

Yes, the Instagram Feed allows you to add a background image and to customize its behavior further.

Yes, an auto-refresh option can be easily toggled on or off.

Yes, you can customize the Instagram Feed widget’s height.

Yes, currently there’s a “ticker” animation that you can trigger.

Yes, you can easily do so from the “Templates” tab.

Yes, there are lots of beautiful skins that you can choose from to save time and start using the widget as quickly as possible.

Yes, you can either upload an image, or select an icon from a large selection of available icons to add to your Notification Bar, or, alternatively, you can leave it all blank.

It’s simple. All you need to do is to sign up and start using the free version.

Common Ninja’s Instagram Feed widget is compatible with ALL current and future website builders.

Yes, the Instagram Feed widget is GDPR-compliant.

No. Using our Instagram Feed widget is very simple. The widget comes with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface and fully customizable options. Once you’ve finished editing the widget to your liking, all you need to do is copy the provided code and add it to your website.

Yes. We are eager to hear your request. Please visit our Feature Request page.

There are several advantages to displaying an Instagram feed on a website, including:

1. Increased engagement: By displaying an Instagram feed on your website, you can increase engagement with your audience by allowing them to view and interact with your Instagram content easily.
2. Increased social proof: By displaying your Instagram feed on your website, you can showcase the popularity and engagement of your content on Instagram to potential customers.
3. Increased brand awareness: By displaying an Instagram feed on your website, you can increase brand awareness by allowing visitors to view and interact with your Instagram content easily.
4. Increased website traffic: By displaying an Instagram feed on your website, you can increase website traffic by allowing visitors to view and interact with your Instagram content easily.
5. Increased conversions: By displaying an Instagram feed on your website, you can increase conversions by providing visitors with a way to easily view and interact with your Instagram content.
6. Increased customer loyalty: By displaying an Instagram feed on your website, you can increase customer loyalty by providing visitors with a way to easily view and interact with your Instagram content.

An Instagram Feed widget is a tool that allows you to display your Instagram content on your website or blog. It is a pre-designed and programmed code that you can add to your website or blog, and it can be customized to match the design and layout of your website or blog. The Instagram Feed widget is a great way to increase engagement with your audience and showcase your Instagram content on your website or blog. It can also help increase brand awareness, website traffic, conversions, and customer loyalty. The Instagram Feed widget is easy to install and can be used to display your Instagram posts, photos, videos, and stories. It also allows you to choose the number of posts that are displayed, set the tabs' position, and add a background image.