Free Instagram Location Widget for Your Website

An Instagram Location widget displays public posts tagged at a specific place directly on your website. It turns customer visits, event moments, travel photos, and local content into a visual feed connected to that location.

Create the widget in SociableKIT, enter the Instagram Location ID, customize the design, and copy the generated embed code. Paste it into an HTML, custom code, iframe, or embed block on your website.

Open the location page on Instagram and look at its address in your browser. Copy the number that appears after the locations section and enter it as the Location ID in SociableKIT.

Yes, Instagram allows posts to use only locations that are already offered by the platform. SociableKIT needs an existing location page and its numeric ID rather than a new place name created inside the widget.

No custom API development or developer key is required for the standard SociableKIT setup. You can connect an accessible Instagram location source, although you should use the resulting content responsibly and respect the original creators.

Yes, paid SociableKIT plans include automatic syncing, so you can keep the same embed code as eligible public location posts change. The free plan lets you request a manual sync when you want to refresh the widget.

The post must first become publicly available on the connected Instagram location page. It can then appear after the next SociableKIT sync, so the website update may not be immediate.

Eligible content generally comes from public accounts that added the exact connected location to a post. A caption that merely mentions the place or a business tag without the matching location does not guarantee that the post will join that location feed.

Private-account photos and videos are visible only to approved followers and do not appear publicly in Instagram location pages. For a reliable public website feed, the source content must come from accounts and posts that Instagram makes publicly viewable.

The widget can present available details such as the photo or video, caption, author information, publish date, and engagement actions. The exact fields depend on what Instagram makes public and which SociableKIT layout and settings are enabled.

A post may be private, deleted, archived, restricted, tagged with a different location, or waiting for the next sync. Instagram also decides which eligible posts are available on its location pages, so the widget should not be expected to contain every post ever tagged there.

Instagram lets post owners add, change, or remove a location from an existing photo or video. If the connected location is removed or replaced, the post can disappear from the widget after the source and SociableKIT refresh.

Deleted or archived content is no longer publicly accessible to ordinary Instagram visitors. The post can disappear from the website widget after the next SociableKIT sync, although the older version may remain briefly before refreshing.

SociableKIT provides moderation and filtering options for supported social-feed displays, helping you keep the website section relevant to its page and audience. Business plans also include automatic moderation, while the original Instagram post remains unchanged.

A location feed naturally collects eligible posts from different public accounts that used the same place tag. Use SociableKIT's Instagram Profile widget instead when you want a feed limited to content published by one specific account.

Eligible public video content may appear when Instagram includes it in the connected location source and SociableKIT supports the format. Stories are temporary and should not be treated as a dependable part of a permanent location feed.

Visitors can generally view eligible public content displayed on your website without following the original accounts. Opening Instagram, following an account, liking, commenting, or using other account-based actions may require sign-in.

Yes, each additional Instagram location can be connected as a separate source and used in its own widgets. Choose a SociableKIT plan with enough sources for the branches, venues, destinations, or event locations you want to feature.

A public Instagram post may be visible in a location feed, but public visibility does not automatically give a business unlimited marketing rights. Request permission from the creator before reusing their content in advertisements, endorsements, or other campaigns beyond the embedded feed.

Yes, the widget adjusts to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens and supports customizable colors, fonts, spacing, layouts, and calls to action. The free plan includes one source, one widget, up to 2,000 monthly views, customization, branding, and manual syncing, while paid plans add automatic syncing, unlimited widgets and views, and 24/7 human support.