Social Feed Gallery Premium displays Instagram content in responsive feeds on WordPress pages. Choose an account or hashtag as the source, then place the feed with a shortcode, the Block Editor block, or the native Elementor block. In Elementor, you can drag feeds onto pages and templates; the Block Editor block supports visual insertion and styling.

Feed sources and account access

Personal Instagram accounts can display basic visitor media and profile information. Professional accounts are required for Stories, hashtag feeds, tagged media feeds, and comments display. Tagged feeds show photos and videos where the connected account has been tagged by others. Hashtag feeds can track up to 30 unique hashtags within a seven-day period, subject to Instagram API limits.

Layouts and display controls

Choose gallery or carousel layouts, or use the Premium masonry and highlight layouts. Premium also supports multiple Instagram user accounts, profile avatars, usernames, custom descriptions, boxed styling with colors and borders, and a load more button. Responsive controls cover mobile and tablet displays, with options for icon colors, spacing, borders, masks, and button colors. A customizable lightbox can show feed entries in an expanded view. Like counts can be displayed, and feed settings can conceal Reels when you want to show photos and regular videos only.

Account connection and updates

For one-click account setup, add your credentials, choose an Instagram @id or #tag, then click Add New Account. The access token is generated and saved without requiring you to make an app. Automatic updates and caching help keep feed content current while minimizing API requests: user media is cached for six hours and Stories for one hour.

After connecting an account, create and configure a feed by choosing its source and layout, adjusting the display settings, and placing it on the required page or template.