Collect social posts for a WordPress feed

The Juicer add-on gathers posts from supported social networks and displays them on WordPress pages with a shortcode. Add sources by account name, hashtag, or mention where supported. Juicer synchronizes selected feeds as new posts are created. You need a Juicer account to make a feed.

Supported sources include Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, Bluesky, YouTube, Pinterest, Tumblr, RSS, Slack, LinkedIn, Flickr, Vimeo, Google Reviews, TikTok, Giphy, SoundCloud, and hashtags. LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and hashtag feeds require Premium plans.

Premium capacity and controls

Premium plans let you connect more social accounts and select more source accounts or hashtags for each feed. Automatic imports run faster, and analytics provide deeper insights into how users interact with the feed and which posts generate results.

• Moderate and remove posts with one click, set automatic moderation filters, and filter unwanted retweets or duplicate posts.
• Remove Juicer branding or use white labeling to present feeds with your own branding.
• Add members of your social media team to your Juicer account.
• Use API access for more granular connections and changes to your social media wall.

Feed display and placement

Feeds use a responsive grid and can load more posts with infinite scroll. Posts can have individual permalinks, and call-to-action buttons can link to a shop, blog, event page, or another custom destination. Custom CSS lets you style the feed for your website.

Juicer Pages can turn a feed into a hosted landing page for a campaign, event, or link-in-bio use. In WordPress, place the generated shortcode on a page or post, or add the feed with the dedicated Elementor widget. The plugin also works with visual editors that support custom HTML and shortcodes.

Setup

1. Install and activate the Juicer WordPress plugin.
2. Create a Juicer account and make a feed.
3. Add social sources, such as account names, hashtags, or mentions where supported.
4. Configure moderation, filters, layout, styling, and any call-to-action links.
5. Place the generated shortcode on a WordPress page or post, or use the Elementor widget.