Integrate Instagram Feed into Website

Is it possible to integrate an Instagram feed into a HubSpot website? It’s common to find widgets to do this with Wordpress websites for free.

With HubSpot the only option we can find is third party plugins that are quite costly to remove their branding.

Any plans to implement this?

Hey @SarahThrive this can be acheived folliwng Instagram’s embed instructions (see here) using HubSpot’s custom modules. Find out how here.

The embed instructions roisinkirby is referring to is only for one post if I’m not mistaking.

If you’re good at coding, you can use the instagram API (although it’s been changing quite frequently = annoying) and create a feed in php on a different platform. You could then retrieve this feed using javascript & then display it on a hubspot page.

But an easy way = not available as far as I know.

Here’s the answer!
This integration does this. https://www.sociablekit.com/

It’s $180 a year and works great. I recommend it.

Julie

HighViz Marketing

Hi Sarah, You can also Check this App Out
https://elfsight.com/instagram-feed-instashow/
with that You don’t require a custom module.
regards,
Anton

Anton, Does elfsight work with the HubSpot CMS?

Yes. Used the YouTube “app” a while ago on a clients page.
You’ll get a small code snippet which you can paste anywhere where you want to display your “app”. Quite simple.
And the support is very helpful too. So if you have problems or questions you can contact them and they guide you through
regards,
Anton

Hey @Anton , danke für den Tipp! :wink:

@SarahThrive modules availble there in hubspot market place. you can checkit out. here is some

https://marketplace.hubspot.com/products/imaosoluns/evoque-instagram-slider

https://marketplace.hubspot.com/products/imaosoluns/evoque-instagram-gallery

Hi, @SarahThrive

We didn’t build that functionality yet, but here’s a quick rundown of what our HubSpot <> Instagram integration can do:

1. Automated DM Logging:

Every Instagram DM gets automatically logged in HubSpot contact records—just like native SMS integrations. Each DM shows up as an activity (note) with the message text and date, keeping your contact history complete.

2. Tracking & Reporting:

Track DM interactions. Our integration stores key data—number of DMs and interaction dates—in custom properties, making reporting and analysis easy.

3. Contact Matching Without Email:

We match DMs using the Instagram handle or HubSpot Record ID. If there’s no match, we create a new contact, and once an email comes through, you can merge the records.

4. Custom Cards in HubSpot:

Get a view of DM activity right inside HubSpot with a custom card in the contact record sidebar.

Connect with me and we can build out custom features for Instagram + HubSpot integration as well!

More details here: Instagram HubSpot Integration | Log Instagram Direct Messages to HubSpot and don’t hesitate to reach out!

Yes, it is possible to integrate an Instagram feed into a HubSpot website. However, unlike WordPress, HubSpot doesn’t natively support social feed widgets, so the process requires third-party social media aggregator tools or some custom work. Here’s what you should know:

:white_check_mark:Options for Instagram Feed Integration on HubSpot:

  1. Third-Party Tools (e.g., Tagembed, Elfsight, Tagbox, EmbedSocial):
    These services generate embeddable Instagram feeds via HTML and JS snippets you can easily drop into a HubSpot custom module or rich text area.

    • Pros: No-code, customizable, responsive
    • Cons: Free plans often include branding; white-label options can be pricey ($10–$30/month).
  2. Manual Embeds via Instagram’s API (Advanced):
    To avoid ongoing costs and branding, you can create a custom feed using the Instagram Graph API. This requires:

    • A Facebook Developer account
    • An Instagram Business or Creator account
    • Development resources to fetch and display the feed in HubSpot (via HubL or JavaScript)
  3. Static Workarounds (Limited but Free):
    If you’re okay with a more straightforward solution, manually embedding selected posts or linking to your Instagram can be a no-cost workaround:

If your goal is social proof or aesthetic appeal rather than real-time syncing, a curated UGC gallery (using approved posts) can often be more effective—and easier to control from a branding perspective.

Thanks for sharing this informative information about Instagram feeds, and I really appreciate it and your helpful answer.