Free Medium Blog Widget for Your Website

A Medium Blog widget displays your latest Medium stories in a polished feed on your website. It keeps your ideas visible where visitors already explore your brand, helping them discover more of your expertise without manually rebuilding a blog section.

Create the widget in SociableKIT, enter your Medium source, customize the design, and copy the generated embed code. Paste that code into an HTML, custom code, iframe, or embed block on your website.

You need the Medium ID or public feed source requested by the SociableKIT editor. Open the correct Medium page, copy its identifying name or address, and confirm the publication or profile before finishing the setup.

Medium provides public feeds for profiles and publications, and SociableKIT can work with the supported Medium source entered in the widget. Use a profile for one writer's personal brand or a publication when you want a shared content hub with stories from several writers.

The source must be publicly accessible for SociableKIT to retrieve its available stories. For a business website, use content you own or are authorized to feature so the feed stays accurate, relevant, and aligned with your brand.

Yes, paid SociableKIT plans include automatic syncing, so you can keep the same embed code as new eligible stories are published. The free plan lets you request a refresh when you want to update the feed.

The story must first be public and available through the connected Medium feed. It can then appear after the next SociableKIT sync, so the website update may not be instant.

The widget can present available details such as the story image, title, author, publication date, description or preview, and a link to continue reading. The exact fields depend on what Medium provides through the connected source and which SociableKIT settings are enabled.

The widget is designed mainly to showcase stories through attractive cards and previews, with readers continuing to the original Medium article when they want more. This keeps the feed easy to browse without copying an entire article into every page.

Paywalled stories can still be introduced through available titles, images, and previews, but Medium does not provide their full text through public RSS feeds. Readers may need a Medium membership or available reading access to continue past the paywall.

Yes, SociableKIT provides manual and automatic moderation options for supported feed setups. You can curate the display around relevant topics or keywords instead of showing every story connected to the source.

Medium supports feeds for tagged publication pages and topic pages, and supported source formats can be used to create a more focused feed. This is useful when your publication covers several subjects but a website page needs only one theme.

Yes, additional Medium profiles or publications can be added as separate sources. Choose a SociableKIT plan with enough sources for the writers, brands, or publications you want to feature.

Yes, paid SociableKIT plans include unlimited widgets, websites, and domains. You can reuse one Medium source in different designs for your homepage, resources page, author bio, portfolio, or campaign.

SociableKIT works with WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Weebly, Google Sites, SharePoint, and standard HTML websites. It also works with other platforms that accept an HTML, custom code, iframe, or embed element.

Yes, the widget adjusts to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens and can be styled with your colors, fonts, layout, spacing, and calls to action. SociableKIT also offers masonry, grid, carousel, and dark-mode templates, so the feed can feel native to your website.

Any external feed adds some page resources, but one SociableKIT widget is cleaner than embedding many stories separately. Lazy loading helps delay the feed until visitors reach its section, reducing the initial work required when the page opens.

The widget can keep a page active, improve content discovery, and encourage visitors to explore more, but it does not guarantee higher rankings. Search engines may not treat embedded previews like original page content, so add useful headings, summaries, and native copy around the feed.

The widget helps visitors discover each story and continue to its original Medium page. Medium controls claps, responses, following, bookmarks, and sharing, and some actions may require the visitor to sign in.

SociableKIT offers a free plan with one source, one widget, one domain, up to 2,000 monthly views, design customization, branding, and manual sync requests. Paid plans add automatic syncing, unlimited widgets and views, unlimited domains, and human chat and email support available 24/7.