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The Common Ninja Medium Feed is a free, no-code widget that displays a live feed of Medium posts on any website. Paste the profile or publication, pick a layout, and add one line of embed code.
It keeps the posts where they are. Nothing is copied or republished, so your Medium story stays the single original and your site shows a linked summary of it.
The feed refreshes on its own, with layouts, ready-made skins, ticker animation, excerpt length control, RTL support, and custom CSS included. Works on 200+ platforms including Webflow, Shopify, WordPress, Weebly, and MyBB.
Why add a Medium feed to your website?
A blog section without running a blog
Writing on Medium and maintaining a site blog are two jobs. A feed makes it one: publish on Medium, and the site gets a blog section that is always current, with no CMS to keep updated and no posts to migrate.
Show expertise where buyers are deciding
If your writing is the reason people trust you, it should not live only on another company's domain. A feed beside your services or pricing puts the thinking next to the decision, and every card is a route into the full piece.
Keeps Medium's reach and your own audience
Medium sends readers you would not otherwise get, so leaving is costly. A feed lets you keep publishing there for the distribution while your own site still shows the work, rather than choosing between the two.
One writing habit, two places it lands
No copying, no second draft to keep in sync, and no risk of the two versions drifting apart. Write once, and the site follows on its own.
How it works
Add the profile or publication
Point the widget at a Medium profile or a publication. It pulls the recent stories with their titles, cover images, and opening text, so nothing has to be pasted in by hand.
Choose a layout and skin
Pick a layout and one of the ready-made skins, then set the timestamp format and cap how much of each story shows. Medium posts are long-form, so the excerpt length is the setting that decides whether cards read cleanly or sprawl.
Embed one line of code
Copy the snippet from the Add to Website tab and paste it where the feed belongs. Auto-refresh keeps pulling new stories, so publishing on Medium updates your site with no second step.
What you get with the Common Ninja Medium Feed
Profiles and publications both work
Point it at a personal profile or at a publication, so a company blog on Medium and an author's own stories can each get their own feed on the relevant page.
Excerpt length and custom timestamps
Long-form posts need trimming to work as cards. Cap the visible characters so every card is the same height, and set the timestamp format instead of inheriting one.
Layouts, skins, and ticker animation
Grid, list, and slider style layouts with ready-made skins, plus an optional ticker so a reading list can take a single strip instead of a whole section.
RTL support and custom CSS
Comprehensive right-to-left rendering for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Urdu layouts, and a custom CSS field for exact design matching. One embed snippet, 200+ platforms, nothing to install.
Everything in the Medium Feed editor
Medium Feed Scrolling Animation
The Medium Feed widget features a smooth scrolling animation, reminiscent of a news ticker, bringing a dynamic flair to your webpage. This aesthetic element ensures that your Medium articles are not only read but are also visually engaging. It’s an effective way to captivate visitors right from their first glance.
Auto-Update Feature
Medium Feed ensures your website’s content is always current, thanks to its auto-update feature. Your embedded Medium blog posts will refresh automatically, eliminating the need for manual updates. Visitors are greeted with your latest insights and stories every time they visit your site, ensuring a continuously fresh and engaging experience.
Varied Content Presentation
Medium Feed offers two distinct content presentation styles: Categorized and Integrated. In the Categorized style, articles are sorted based on specific topics or themes, while the Integrated style blends all your posts, offering a rich and diverse content mix to your visitors. This adaptability ensures your feed aligns with your content strategy and audience preferences.
Diverse Feed Layout Options
Elegance meets ease with Medium Feed's assortment of pre-designed themes. Bypass the hassle of color coordination and font selection by opting for one of our professionally crafted skins. Each theme is designed to cater to different aesthetics, whether you're inclined towards a modern, vibrant, or minimalist style, ensuring your Medium articles are displayed in a manner that resonates with your brand identity.
Beautiful Medium Feed Skins
Medium Feed doesn't just showcase your content; it amplifies the aesthetic appeal of your website. Choose from an array of skins, each meticulously designed to offer both visual allure and functional elegance. It’s about effortlessly merging your insightful Medium posts with the distinct character and style of your website, creating a harmonious and engaging user experience.
Medium Feed Total Customizable
Customization is at the core of the Medium Feed widget. Tailor every element, from colors and fonts to slider aesthetics and button styles, ensuring perfect harmony with your website’s design. Achieve a professional and cohesive look that elevates your Medium content, enhancing both visual appeal and user engagement, with an easy-to-navigate interface.
Adaptive Medium Feed Design
Medium Feed stands out with its fully responsive design, ensuring your embedded Medium articles are accessible and visually optimized on any device. Whether your audience is viewing your content on a desktop, tablet, or smartphone, the widget adjusts gracefully, offering a seamless reading experience. In a mobile-dominated world, Medium Feed ensures your website and content are always at their best, catering to every screen size with ease and elegance.
Personalized Styling with Custom CSS
Medium Feed takes customization to new heights with its advanced editor. Beyond the intuitive design options, users with a knack for styling can directly edit the CSS, achieving a truly personalized look. Whether it’s a subtle refinement or a complete aesthetic overhaul, Medium Feed's flexibility caters to every creative impulse, making each integration unique.
Effortless Medium Feed Embedding
Integrating Medium Feed into your website is a breeze. A single line of code is all it takes to have your Medium articles elegantly displayed. Quick and straightforward, the embedding process is designed for efficiency. As you update your Medium blog, the widget automatically syncs, ensuring your website always features your latest insights without requiring manual updates.
Also included in the editor
Custom Timestamps
Personalize your Medium Feed with customizable date and time stamps for each post. This feature allows for a tailored presentation, ensuring your feed aligns with the aesthetic and informational needs of your site. Your audience will appreciate the clear, chronological organization of your insightful articles.
Adjustable Content Length
Adjusting the display length of your Medium articles is a breeze with Medium Feed. This feature allows for a concise and clean presentation, ensuring your webpage remains visually appealing and easy to navigate. Visitors can quickly scan through your content, with the option to delve deeper into the articles that pique their interest.
Comprehensive RTL Support
Medium Feed embraces global content creators, offering comprehensive RTL support for languages written from right to left. This inclusive feature ensures that your Medium articles are accessible and visually appealing to a broader audience, breaking down language and orientation barriers to connect diverse readers.
User-Friendly Medium Feed
Medium Feed is engineered for simplicity and ease of use, requiring no coding skills. Its intuitive drag-and-drop interface empowers you to personalize the widget to your liking, ensuring a perfect fit for your website and an enhanced experience for your audience.
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Quick answers
Open the editor, paste your Medium profile or publication, choose a layout and skin, then copy the snippet from the Add to Website tab into your page. It works anywhere you can add an HTML block, and nothing is installed on your site.
No, because nothing is republished. The feed shows titles, images, and short excerpts that link back to the story on Medium, so there is only ever one full copy of the article. That is the difference between embedding a feed and importing posts into your own CMS, which is where duplicate-content problems actually come from.
A member-only story will appear in the feed as its title, image, and opening excerpt, because that is what Medium makes publicly available. Readers who click through will hit Medium's paywall as usual. The widget does not bypass it, and it cannot show the full text of a paywalled piece.
Yes. Point the widget at a publication and it shows that publication's stories, which suits a company blog hosted on Medium. You can run one widget for a publication on your main site and a second one for an author's personal profile on a team page.
It shows the recent posts Medium publishes in its public feed, and you control how many appear per page in the editor. It is designed as a current-writing section rather than a complete archive, so do not expect it to list every story you have ever published.
Yes, for public profiles and publications, which covers curating a reading list, featuring a partner's writing, or showing what your team publishes elsewhere. Anything Medium does not serve publicly, such as drafts, will not appear.
The widget stops being the right tool at that point, and the fix is to swap the embed for whatever your new blog provides, or to point the same widget at an RSS feed instead. Because the feed never held your content, moving away costs you nothing but the embed itself.
It is one embed snippet rather than a plugin, so nothing enters your site's own code and there is nothing to keep updated. The feed loads after the page itself, so your page does not wait on it to become readable.
How to add Medium Feed to your website
Pick your platform. Each takes under 4 minutes.
- 1Drag an Embed element onto the page from the Add panel.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet into the code editor and save.
- 3Publish the site. The feed renders on the published domain, not in the designer preview.
- 1Open the page or theme section where the feed belongs and add a Custom HTML block.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet and save.
- 3Preview, then publish. The feed renders inline on the storefront.
- 1Edit the post or page and add a Custom HTML block where the feed should sit.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet into the block and click Update.
- 3View the page. New stories pull in on their own, with no further edits.
- 1Drag an Embed Code element onto the page where the feed should appear.
- 2Click Edit Custom HTML and paste the Common Ninja embed snippet.
- 3Click outside the element and publish the site.
- 1In the admin panel open Templates and pick the template where the feed should appear.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet into the template and save it.
- 3Reload the forum. The feed renders inside the template.
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FAQ
Medium Feed Widget is a dynamic tool that allows website owners to embed and display their latest Medium blog posts directly on their web pages. It automatically updates to feature new content, ensuring the website remains fresh and engaging. The widget is customizable, offering various layout options, styles, and themes to seamlessly blend with the site’s design. It enhances the user experience by providing easy access to insightful articles, ensuring readers always have something new and engaging to explore without leaving the website.
Installation is straightforward. Simply copy and paste the provided line of code into your website's HTML where you want the feed to appear. No advanced coding knowledge is required.
Absolutely! The Medium Feed widget automatically adjusts to fit any screen size, ensuring a seamless and engaging reading experience on desktops, tablets, and smartphones alike.
Yes, the widget is highly customizable. You can adjust the colors, fonts, layout, and other elements to match your website’s design aesthetic perfectly.
Yes, we offer comprehensive RTL language support to ensure that your content is accessible to readers worldwide, regardless of their language orientation.
The auto-update feature automatically refreshes the content on your Medium Feed widget. Whenever you publish a new post on Medium, it will instantly appear on the embedded feed on your website.
The widget settings allow you to easily adjust the character count for displayed content, ensuring your feed remains concise and visually appealing.
Indeed, the Medium Feed widget comes with a variety of grid and list layouts. You can choose the one that best suits your website’s design and content presentation style.
Yes, visual content embedded in your Medium articles, including infographics, will be displayed within the Medium Feed widget on your website.
Absolutely, users with CSS knowledge can directly edit the stylesheet to achieve advanced customizations, ensuring the feed aligns perfectly with your brand and website design.
Our support team is always ready to assist. Reach out to us through our contact form or support email, and we'll address your concerns promptly.
The widget is optimized for performance, ensuring minimal impact on your website’s loading speed while offering a dynamic and engaging content display.
The widget allows for flexibility in content display; you can choose which posts from your Medium blog are showcased on your website. This feature gives you control over the content that is presented to your audience, ensuring relevance and alignment with your website’s theme and objectives.
Currently, the widget is designed to display articles from a single Medium account. We're exploring options to integrate multiple feeds and will update users as new features roll out.
Data privacy is paramount. The widget only displays public content from your Medium blog, and no personal or sensitive data is accessed or stored.
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