LinkedIn feed Widget for Website

The LinkedIn Feed Widget lets you automatically display your LinkedIn posts, articles, videos and updates on your website. It keeps your site fresh and builds credibility by showing visitors that you’re active and engaged on LinkedIn. The widget runs on unlimited views, can be styled to match your brand, and is free to start.

Sign up for a free SociableKIT account, create a LinkedIn feed widget in seconds, customize its look, then copy the one‑line embed code and paste it into your website’s HTML block or custom code section. It works on all major platforms including WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and even simple HTML sites. No coding skills are needed – you can see a live preview before publishing.

No developer skills or API keys are needed. The widget uses SociableKIT’s authorized integrations, so you simply choose your LinkedIn page or profile and paste the generated embed code. There’s no need to request API access or write custom code – even non‑technical users can set it up.

Yes. SociableKIT offers a free plan that lets you create a working LinkedIn feed widget without a credit card; you can upgrade when you need automatic syncing or more sources. Paid plans start at about $10 per month with unlimited views and $5 per additional source. You only pay for what you use and can cancel anytime.

SociableKIT automatically pulls new posts from LinkedIn. On the free plan you can manually refresh the feed; paid plans include automatic syncing so new posts appear shortly after you publish on LinkedIn. This ensures your site always shows your latest content without waiting for long cache cycles.

Absolutely. You can choose from multiple layouts like masonry, grid or carousel, pick light or dark themes, and adjust colors, fonts and call‑to‑action buttons. Every plan, even the free one, lets you tailor the widget’s appearance so it blends seamlessly into your site.

You can create multiple LinkedIn feed widgets or use SociableKIT’s Social Feed aggregator to combine posts from several pages, profiles or hashtags into a single feed. Each additional source can be added for a small monthly fee. This allows agencies or multi‑brand businesses to manage various feeds under one account.

SociableKIT lets you control your feed. You can hide or remove individual posts, filter by keywords or hashtags and choose which elements to display (text, images, likes, comments). This means only approved, relevant content appears on your website.

SociableKIT complies with LinkedIn’s terms and displays only content you’ve set to “Anyone” on LinkedIn. Only public posts can be embedded; posts restricted to connections or deleted by the author won’t show. We don’t store your login details and our infrastructure follows international privacy regulations.

The widget works on any platform that allows you to add custom HTML or script. This includes WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Weebly, Google Sites, SharePoint and plain HTML sites. For platforms not listed, our support team can provide guidance.

No. The SociableKIT widget loads asynchronously and caches your feed, so it doesn’t block your page or noticeably slow down load times. In fact, adding a live feed can improve SEO because search engines favor fresh, regularly updated content.

Yes. You can add call‑to‑action buttons such as “Follow us on LinkedIn” or link specific posts back to the original LinkedIn post. This encourages visitors to engage with your profile directly while keeping them on your site.

Visitors can click a post to open it on LinkedIn, where they can like, comment or share. The widget includes share buttons so people can share your posts to other networks without leaving your site (available on paid plans). Direct likes or comments within the widget are limited by LinkedIn’s API.

Yes. SociableKIT supports various widget types: LinkedIn Page posts, Profile posts, Page Events, Jobs, Newsletter posts and Hashtag feeds. Choose the type that fits your needs and you can create multiple widgets or combine them in the Social Feed widget.

If you cancel a paid plan, your embedded feed will stop automatically syncing and may no longer display. You can return to the free plan or reactivate your subscription at any time without losing your settings.

LinkedIn’s native embed option only lets you display one post at a time and doesn’t offer automatic updates or customization. A widget aggregates multiple posts, updates automatically, and gives you control over layout, branding and moderation. It also avoids issues like iFrame restrictions.

No. LinkedIn only allows embedding of posts that are set to “Anyone” (public). Multi‑photo posts and reposts with commentary cannot be embedded, and if the author deletes a post it disappears from your feed. Make sure your content visibility is set to Public to display it.

No. Anyone can view the feed on your site. Only when they click through to LinkedIn to like or comment will they need to sign in. This allows you to showcase your professional content to all website visitors.