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The Common Ninja Reddit Feed is a free, no-code widget that displays a live feed of Reddit posts on any website. Choose the source, pick a layout, and add one line of embed code.
It shows post titles, scores, and text in a styled feed rather than an unstyled list, and each card links back to the thread on Reddit.
The feed refreshes on its own, with layouts, ready-made skins, character length control, RTL support, and custom CSS included. Works on 200+ platforms including WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, and Webflow.
Why add a Reddit feed to your website?
Show a community that already exists
If there is an active subreddit around your product, your game, or your field, that is proof no testimonial can match: unprompted discussion by real people. Putting it on the page lets visitors judge the community for themselves.
Support and troubleshooting in the open
Threads where people solve each other's problems are useful documentation. A feed on a support or docs page surfaces the answers that never made it into your own help centre, and it updates as the community adds more.
A news or discussion strip for niche sites
For hobby, research, and enthusiast sites, the relevant subreddit is often the fastest-moving source in the field. A feed makes your page a place worth checking without you writing a daily roundup.
The section maintains itself
The community posts and the page follows. No weekly chore to curate quotes, and no risk of a discussion section aging into something that suggests nobody is talking any more.
How it works
Choose the source
Set the feed type and give the widget the Reddit source you want on the page. It pulls the recent public posts with their titles and text, so nothing has to be copied across by hand.
Choose a layout and skin
Pick a layout and one of the ready-made skins, then set the date and time format and cap how many characters of each post appear. Reddit posts range from a headline to an essay, so that cap is what keeps a grid even.
Embed one line of code
Copy the snippet from the Add to Website tab and paste it where the feed belongs. It keeps pulling new posts, so the section stays current without another visit to the editor.
What you get with the Common Ninja Reddit Feed
Multiple feed types
Choose what the widget follows rather than being fixed to one view, and change it later from the editor without touching the page the embed already sits on.
Styled cards instead of a raw list
Ready-made skins and layout options turn Reddit's plain text into something that belongs on your page. It is the difference between a feed that looks embedded on purpose and one that looks pasted in.
Post length and date control
Cap the visible characters so a long post does not tower over a one-line one, and set the date and time format yourself instead of inheriting it.
RTL support and custom CSS
Full 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 Reddit Feed editor
Auto Refresh for Reddit Feed
The Reddit Feed widget features an auto-refresh option, ensuring your feed is constantly updated with the latest posts. This keeps your content fresh and engaging without any manual effort.
Different Reddit Feed Types
With the Reddit Feed widget, you can choose between two different feed types: Tabs and Mixed. The Tabs type organizes your feed by specific categories, while the Mixed type combines various Reddit feeds for a diverse content stream.
Multiple Layout Options
The Reddit Feed widget offers multiple layout options to seamlessly fit your website's design. Choose the layout that best suits your site's aesthetics and functionality.
Various Design Skins
This widget provides a range of beautiful skins, reducing the need for extensive customization. Select a design that aligns with your brand and enhances your site's visual appeal.
Fully Customizable Design
Enjoy extensive customization options with the Reddit Feed widget. Modify colors, fonts, spacing, and more to create a widget that perfectly matches your website’s style.
Perfectly Responsive Design
The Reddit Feed widget is fully responsive, ensuring it looks great on any device. This mobile-friendly feature helps provide a consistent user experience across all platforms.
Custom CSS for Enhanced Creativity
Add custom CSS to the Reddit Feed widget to further personalize its look and functionality. This feature is ideal for developers and designers wanting to apply a unique touch.
Easy Embedding
Embedding the Reddit Feed widget on your website is a breeze. Simply copy and paste a single line of code. The widget will automatically update with any changes you make, ensuring hassle-free maintenance.
Also included in the editor
Date & Time Display Settings
Customize how the date and time are displayed in your Reddit Feed. This feature allows you to tailor the widget to meet your specific needs and visitor preferences.
Character Display Length Customization
Easily adjust the character length of posts in the Reddit Feed to save space and maintain a compact, clean look on your website.
Full RTL Support
The Reddit Feed widget includes full right-to-left (RTL) support, making your content accessible to users who write in RTL languages.
User-Friendly Interface
Our Reddit Feed widget is designed for ease of use, requiring no coding knowledge. The intuitive dashboard allows for drag-and-drop customization, making it simple to tailor the widget to your preferences.
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Quick answers
Set the feed type in the editor to choose what the widget follows. A community feed suits a product or hobby site where the discussion is the draw, and a user feed suits a personal site where your own posts are the point.
No. You set the source in the editor and Common Ninja handles fetching the posts. There is no app to register, no client secret to store, and no rate limit for you to track.
It shows posts, with each card linking through to the thread where the comments are. That is usually what you want on a page: the discussion titles as a scannable list, with the argument itself one click away rather than dumped into your layout.
Deleted and removed posts drop out of the feed on the next refresh, because the widget only shows what Reddit serves publicly. If a community is set to private or is restricted, its posts stop being publicly available and the feed will not be able to show them, so point the widget at a public source.
The feed reflects the source, so it is not an editorial tool and you should not treat it as one. If a community is unpredictable, the safer choice is to feed your own account's posts, or to keep the feed on a community page rather than beside something like a checkout, where an off-topic post would be awkward.
Treat the feed as something visitors see rather than content that will rank, since it loads in the browser. Its value is credibility and time on page. Your own written pages are what earn rankings.
Yes, the layouts are responsive and cards reflow to the screen width. Because Reddit posts are text-heavy, the character cap matters more on a narrow screen, so preview at phone width before publishing.
Yes. Each feed is its own widget with its own source and settings, so a support page can show one community and a blog post another. On the free plan each widget counts separately against your plan's widget allowance.
How to add Reddit Feed to your website
Pick your platform. Each takes under 4 minutes.
- 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 posts pull in on their own, with no further edits.
- 1In the Wix editor, click Add Elements, then Embed Code, then Embed HTML.
- 2Choose Code, paste the Common Ninja embed snippet, and click Apply.
- 3Drag the element to size and position, then publish the site.
- 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 page and add a Code block where the feed should appear.
- 2Paste the Common Ninja embed snippet and check the block is not set to display as plain text.
- 3Save and publish. The feed is interactive on the live site.
- 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.
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FAQ
The Reddit Feed widget displays Reddit posts directly on your website, keeping your audience engaged with fresh and relevant content.
Embedding the widget is simple. Just copy a single line of code provided in the dashboard and paste it into your website's HTML.
No, the widget is designed for ease of use with a user-friendly interface that requires no coding expertise.
Yes, the widget offers extensive customization options including colors, fonts, and layout adjustments to match your website's design.
Absolutely, the widget is fully responsive and looks great on any device, ensuring a consistent user experience.
The widget supports two feed types: Tabs and Mixed. Tabs organize content by categories, while Mixed combines various feeds for a diverse content stream.
The widget features an auto-refresh option that continually updates the feed with new Reddit posts in real-time.
Yes, you can customize the character length of posts to keep the feed compact and organized.
Yes, the Reddit Feed widget fully supports RTL languages, making it accessible to a wider audience.
Yes, the widget comes with a variety of beautiful skins to choose from, reducing the need for extensive customization.
You can easily adjust how dates and times are displayed in the widget through the customization options in the dashboard.
Yes, for advanced customization, you can add custom CSS to further personalize the widget's appearance and functionality.
Yes, any changes you make in the dashboard will automatically update the widget on your website.
The widget continuously provides fresh content, which search engines favor, helping improve your website's search engine rankings.
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A live Reddit feed that refreshes itself, with multiple feed types, layouts, ready-made skins, post length control, RTL support, and custom CSS. Every card links back to the thread. Embed on 200+ platforms including WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, and Webflow.
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