Free LinkedIn livestream Widget for Your Website

A LinkedIn Livestream widget brings an eligible LinkedIn Live broadcast or replay directly to your website. It helps visitors watch professional events, interviews, product launches, webinars, and company updates without searching through your LinkedIn feed.

Create the widget in SociableKIT, connect the requested LinkedIn livestream source, customize the design, and copy the generated embed code. Paste the code into an HTML, custom code, iframe, or embed block on your website.

Use the public LinkedIn Live Event, livestream post, Page, or profile source requested by the SociableKIT editor. Confirm that the correct organizer, event title, date, and video preview appear before saving the widget.

You need LinkedIn Live access to create and broadcast the original livestream, but ordinary visitors do not need broadcaster access to watch. LinkedIn evaluates eligible profiles and Pages automatically rather than accepting separate access applications.

LinkedIn currently evaluates profiles and Pages with more than 150 followers or connections, a good policy record, and an account or Page that is at least 30 days old. LinkedIn Live is not currently available to members or Pages based in mainland China.

Yes, Page admin access is required when the Page is the livestream organizer. A Page super admin or content admin can create or manage the event and begin the broadcast through a supported streaming tool.

No, LinkedIn requires an external broadcasting tool to send the live video. Eligible broadcasters can use a preferred partner or another supported streaming setup, while SociableKIT focuses on displaying the LinkedIn livestream on your website.

LinkedIn Live broadcasts can be scheduled in advance or started spontaneously when the organizer has access. Scheduled events are usually better for promotion, attendee reminders, registration, and advance website placement.

New LinkedIn Events are public and discoverable, allowing attendees and non-attendees to view their content. The livestream or replay must also remain eligible for external embedding because LinkedIn allows broadcasters to control whether it can appear outside LinkedIn.

Paid SociableKIT plans include automatic syncing, so you can keep the same embed code as eligible source details change. The free plan lets you request a manual sync when you want to refresh the widget.

The title, schedule, cancellation status, live video, or replay must first become available through LinkedIn. It can then appear after the next SociableKIT sync, so the website update should not be treated as instant.

The widget can present available details such as the event title, organizer, banner, description, date, time, speakers, live status, video player, and viewing action. The exact fields depend on what LinkedIn makes public and which SociableKIT settings are enabled.

LinkedIn states that any member can access public Live Event content before, during, and after the broadcast, even without attending. Registration, comments, reactions, networking, and other member features can still require sign-in.

LinkedIn supports live comments and reactions during a broadcast, and organizers can moderate the conversation. The available interaction inside an external widget depends on LinkedIn's embedded player, and some actions may open LinkedIn or require an account.

Captions can appear when the broadcaster enables them through the streaming tool before going live. LinkedIn currently supports real-time automatic captions in English through API partners, and enabled captions can continue into replay playback.

LinkedIn normally keeps the completed stream on the organizer's Page or profile as a previously recorded live video. The replay can remain available in the widget when the source is public, embedding is allowed, and SociableKIT has refreshed the content.

Yes, LinkedIn says a live stream or replay can be embedded only when the broadcaster allows it. If external embedding is disabled later, the website player may become unavailable even though the recording still exists on LinkedIn.

Eligible edits and cancellations can be reflected after LinkedIn and SociableKIT refresh the source. A scheduled stream that does not begin within LinkedIn's allowed window can show as canceled, while deleted content can disappear from the widget.

Pages with LinkedIn Live access can add a registration form when the event is created directly on LinkedIn. The widget can guide visitors to the LinkedIn event, where LinkedIn manages registration fields, attendee data, reminders, and replay access.

Yes, SociableKIT supports responsive website embedding and customization for colors, fonts, layout, spacing, and calls to action. The free plan includes one source, one widget, and 2,000 monthly views, while paid plans add automatic syncing, unlimited widgets and views, branding removal, and 24/7 human support.