Free Medium Post Widget for Your Website

A Medium Post widget displays one selected Medium story directly on your website. It gives an important article, guide, announcement, or thought-leadership piece a focused place where your visitors can discover it.

Create the widget in SociableKIT, paste the Medium post link, customize the design, and copy the generated embed code. Add the code to an HTML, custom code, iframe, or embed block on your website.

Open the published Medium story in a browser and copy its complete address from the address bar. Paste that full link into the Medium Post source field in SociableKIT.

A published story that anyone can access gives the widget the most reliable source. Drafts, deleted stories, and content unavailable to ordinary visitors cannot provide a dependable public website experience.

No custom API development or developer key is required for the standard SociableKIT setup. You can connect an accessible Medium post, although you should feature only content that you own or have permission to display.

A member-only story may provide only the content that Medium makes available to non-members, such as an opening preview. The widget does not bypass Medium's paywall, and visitors may need a Medium membership to read the complete story.

An unlisted story remains published and can be opened by anyone who has its direct link, even though it is hidden from Medium feeds, search, and the author's profile. It may work when the correct direct post link remains publicly accessible.

Yes, paid SociableKIT plans include automatic syncing for eligible source changes, so you can keep the same embed code after editing the story. The free plan lets you request a manual sync when you want to refresh the widget.

No, the Medium Post widget remains connected to the one story link you selected. Use SociableKIT's Medium Blog widget when you want a changing feed that can show several stories from an author or publication.

The widget can present available details such as the story title, subtitle, author, publication, featured image, publish date, reading content or preview, and a read-more action. The exact fields depend on what Medium makes accessible and which SociableKIT settings and template are enabled.

Images may appear when they are part of the published story and available through the Medium source. The selected featured image can also be used in the story's preview, while the final widget display depends on its template.

Medium stories can contain supported third-party embeds and link-preview cards. Their appearance and interactivity inside the website widget depend on Medium's source output, the original provider, browser rules, and the selected SociableKIT layout.

The widget can display available story formatting such as headings, lists, links, quotes, and code sections when the source provides them. Complex formatting or newly introduced Medium features may appear differently from the original story page.

The widget mainly presents the story and can guide visitors to the original Medium page. Clapping, highlighting, responding, following, listening, or using other Medium features may open Medium and require an account or membership.

Published stories can be edited, and a story accepted into a publication may receive a publication-based address while its earlier link continues pointing to it. SociableKIT can reflect eligible source changes after the next sync.

Deleting a Medium story is permanent and removes the public source used by the widget. The website section can stop displaying correctly, so replace the source link with another published story when needed.

A widget cannot guarantee higher search rankings or prevent every duplicate-content concern. When the same full article is published on Medium and another website, the author can set a canonical link so search engines understand which version is the primary source.

This widget is designed to highlight one selected story. You can create separate sources for additional individual posts or use the Medium Blog widget when you want several stories presented as one updating feed.

Yes, paid SociableKIT plans let one connected post source power multiple widget designs across unlimited websites. You can use a compact preview on a homepage and a more detailed layout on a resource or author page.

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, one domain, and up to 2,000 monthly views, while paid plans add automatic syncing, unlimited widgets and views, branding removal, and 24/7 human support.