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About Easy Social Feed

Easy Social Feed, built for WordPress

Easy Social Feed helps you display your latest Instagram photos and videos, Facebook page posts and events, YouTube videos, and X/Twitter timeline posts on your website. It is responsive, SEO, AEO and GEO friendly, easy to set up, and offers live preview customization for appearance and layout.

Our story

Easy Social Feed was first published on April 25, 2014. Since then, we have focused on helping WordPress site owners embed social feeds with responsive layouts, SEO, AEO and GEO friendly markup, and a live preview workflow.

When you enable only the module you need (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, or X/Twitter), unrelated code is not loaded—so your pages stay lean.

What you get

  • Secure OAuth login to connect your accounts, with auto-generated shortcodes.
  • Live preview customization so you can adjust layout and appearance before you embed.
  • Multiple layout options (for example Grid, Masonry, Full-width, Half-width, Row, and Carousel).
  • Block and widget support so you can place feeds in pages, posts, and sidebars.

Trusted by 30,000+ WordPress sites (WP.org active installs)

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Active installs

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Rating on WordPress.org

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Reviews on WordPress.org

Why teams choose it

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Performance-minded setup

Enable only the module you need so unrelated code is not loaded, helping keep page weight down.

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Preview first, embed second

A live preview workflow helps you choose layouts and styling before your feed goes live.

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Many layouts, one workflow

Grid, Masonry, Full-width, Half-width, Row, Carousel and more—so feeds match your theme.

Meet the team

SJ

Sajid Javed

Author listed on WordPress.org for Easy Social Feed

You can also explore work from MaltaVisions at maltavisions.com.

Contributors (WordPress.org)

  • Danish Ali Malik
  • maltathemes
  • Freemius

People and partners who’ve helped build Easy Social Feed. Grateful for every contribution along the way.

Ready to embed your first feed?

Download the free plugin, connect your account, then embed your feed using a block or shortcode.