WordPress plugin
SocialFeeds PRO: YouTube and Instagram Feeds for WordPress
SocialFeeds PRO displays YouTube videos and Instagram posts on WordPress sites. Manage connected accounts and feed options from the WordPress dashboard, then use shortcode support to place feeds on a page or in a site area.
SocialFeeds PRO displays YouTube videos and Instagram posts on WordPress sites. Manage connected accounts and feed options from the WordPress dashboard, then use shortcode support to place feeds on a page or in a site area.
Manage multiple accounts
Connect multiple YouTube channels and Instagram accounts, then select where each feed should appear. This suits websites that present content from more than one social profile.
Configure YouTube feeds
Choose Channel Feeds, Playlist Feeds, Search Feeds, Single Videos, or Live Stream Videos. Advanced video details can include duration, publish date, view count, like count, and comment count.
Adjust colors, fonts, spacing, layouts, and styling. Feeds can show video titles, descriptions, and play icons, with lazy loading and click-to-play functionality. A feed header can show the channel name, logo, and description, plus a custom logo or banner picture. You can add a YouTube subscribe button to the header. A Load More button lets visitors request additional videos.
Set up Instagram layouts
Display Instagram posts in Grid, Carousel, or Masonry layouts. Set responsive column counts for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens, limit the number of posts shown, and configure how additional content loads.
Customize the Instagram header’s position, profile avatar, bio, follower count, and media count. Post settings include captions, likes, comments, reels, icons, and play modes. Hover effects add interactive states, and sorting can show posts by newest, most liked, or random order.
The Instagram follow button has customization options. You can also adjust the Load More button’s behavior and design.
Install and place a feed
Install SocialFeeds in WordPress and open the add-on settings from the dashboard. Connect the YouTube channels or Instagram accounts you want to display, choose a feed type or layout, and adjust the available content and styling settings. Use shortcode support to place the selected feed on the required page or site area.

