Free Social Widgets for Websites

Explore Social widgets to embed your website. Embed your widget feed your website with latest social media posts from Instagram, Facebook and other mediums.

Social Feed

Add a Social Feed widget to your website. Connect public social sources, fetch posts automatically, and display them in a responsive feed without coding.

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Logo Showcase

Create a Logo Showcase widget to display customer, partner, sponsor, or press logos. Choose grid, carousel, or ticker layouts and embed without coding.

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Facebook Feed

Embed Facebook Page updates on your website with responsive layouts, post popups, source styling, and no custom code.

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Instagram Feed

Embed Instagram account posts on your website with responsive layouts, post popups, source styling, and no custom code.

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LinkedIn Feed

Embed LinkedIn company or profile updates on your website with responsive cards, popups, and flexible styling.

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RSS Feed

Add an RSS or Atom feed to your website and display fresh articles in list, grid, masonry, carousel, or slider layouts.

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Tumblr Feed

Display Tumblr blog posts on your website in responsive feed layouts with images, captions, links, and popups.

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Twitter/X Feed

Add a Twitter / X Feed widget to your website to display recent posts, customize the layout, and keep visitors connected to your social updates.

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Testimonials

Create a responsive testimonial slider for your website. Display customer quotes, ratings, photos, logos, and CTA-ready slides with Jotform.

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Event Calendar Widget

Add an Event Calendar widget to your website. Share events, filters, calendar layouts, popup details, and registration links without code.

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Telegram Feed

Embed any public Telegram channel on your website with Jotform's free Telegram Feed widget—responsive layouts, custom styling, and no code or API key needed.

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Reels widget

Embed a responsive Reels widget on your website with portrait cards, popups, source controls, and visual styling options.

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Social Media Icons

Add a free customizable Social Media Icons widget to your website. Link your social profiles, customize icon styles and placement, and embed it on your website without coding.

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Social Share

Add a social share to your website in seconds. Customize the design and embed it with Jotform's no-code website widget builder.

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Medium Feed

Embed public Medium stories with responsive layouts, article modals, engagement counts, refresh controls, and brand styling.

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News

With Jotform's News Widget, keep visitors informed with a responsive news feed. Add a public RSS feed, choose a layout, and match your website.

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Social Media Follower Count

Display live social media follower counts on your website with a customizable follower count widget. Embed real-time social proof in minutes—no coding required.

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Pinterest Feed

Add a Pinterest Feed widget to your website. Connect a public board or profile, choose a responsive layout, and publish a branded pin feed with no code.

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Reddit Feed

Add a Reddit Feed widget to your website and display public subreddit or profile posts in responsive, branded layouts.

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About Social Widgets

Social media widgets help you display social posts, feeds, profile links, share buttons, and community updates on your website without custom code. These embeddable widgets can support content from platforms and sources such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, Tumblr, Telegram, Medium, Pinterest, Reddit, RSS feeds, and more, depending on the widget you choose.

With Jotform’s social media widgets, you can choose a widget, customize its settings, adjust the design, and embed it on your website. Social media widgets work well on homepages, landing pages, blogs, campaign pages, event pages, community pages, portfolio pages, and business websites where visitors may want to see recent updates or connect with your social channels.

What can you do with social media widgets?

Social media widgets can help you:

  • Display social media feeds directly on your website
  • Add embeddable social content from public posts, profiles, channels, or feeds
  • Show updates from platforms like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, Tumblr, Telegram, Medium, Pinterest, Reddit, or RSS
  • Help visitors browse recent posts, announcements, articles, visuals, and community content without leaving the page
  • Add social media icons so visitors can find and follow your profiles
  • Add social share buttons so visitors can share your content across social platforms
  • Customize feed layouts, post details, colors, spacing, and display options to match your page

Popular social media widget use cases

Social media widgets can be used across different parts of a website based on the type of content visitors need to see. For example, an Instagram Feed widget can help creators, brands, stores, and event teams show recent visuals or behind-the-scenes content, while a Facebook Feed widget can display page updates, announcements, photos, and events. A Twitter/X Feed widget can help visitors follow recent posts, launches, news, or conversations, and an RSS Feed widget can display articles from a blog or publication.

Social media widgets are especially useful when a page needs to stay updated without manually adding new content every time. They can support community updates, brand activity, event promotion, blog discovery, content sharing, follower growth, and campaign engagement by placing relevant social content closer to the visitor’s browsing path.

Easy website widgets for any team

Embeddable social media widgets are useful for creators, community managers, content teams, event teams, brands, agencies, nonprofits, and small businesses that want to bring social content into their websites without relying on a developer or designer.

With Jotform, users can choose a social media widget, customize how posts, feeds, icons, or share buttons appear, copy the embed code, and add it to their website without custom code. This makes it easier to showcase recent updates, connect visitors with social channels, encourage sharing, and keep website content active from a single no-code builder.

Related guides

To learn more about setting up and managing widgets, users can read Jotform’s guide on managing website widgets. The guide explains that users can create new widgets, edit existing widgets, copy embed codes, control widget visibility, and organize your widget assets from the My Website Widgets page.

Social Widgets FAQ

What are social media widgets?

Social media widgets are embeddable website tools that display social posts, feeds, profile links, share buttons, testimonials, or community updates directly on a webpage. They can help visitors see recent content from your social channels without leaving your website right away.

Where should I use social media widgets?

You can use social media widgets on homepages, landing pages, blog pages, portfolio pages, event pages, campaign pages, community pages, and product pages. The best placement depends on whether you want visitors to browse updates, follow your profiles, share content, or explore posts from a specific channel.

Can I customize social media widgets?

Yes. Social media widgets can usually be customized before they are embedded. Depending on the widget, you can adjust layout, colors, spacing, post details, popup behavior, icons, buttons, themes, and other display options.

Do social media widgets require coding?

No. Jotform social media widgets can be added without custom coding. After customizing a widget, users can embed it on a website using the provided embed code.