Documentation

Customization

Control how your feed looks directly from the dashboard or via HTML attributes.

Dashboard settings

Most layout settings are configured from the feed’s settings page in the dashboard (Feeds → your feed → Settings). Changes apply immediately without re-deploying your site.

Setting	Description	Plan
Feed name	Internal label — not shown to visitors.	All
Max posts	Maximum number of posts to display. Limited by your plan.	All
Refresh interval	How often to check Instagram for new posts.	All
Allowed domains	Restrict which websites can embed this feed.	All

Layout options

Set layout options via data- attributes on the container element. See Embed options for the full reference.

Columns

data-columns

Range: 1–6Default: 3

Use 2 for a portrait/blog feel, 4–5 for a gallery wall effect.

Gap

data-gap

Range: 0–64 (px)Default: 4

Set to 0 for a seamless mosaic. 8–16 for a card grid.

Border radius

data-border-radius

Range: 0–999 (px)Default: 0

0 = sharp squares. 8 = subtle rounding. 999 = circles.

Plan limits

Some settings are gated by your plan. Here’s a summary:

Plan	Max posts	Refresh	Feeds	Views/mo
Free	9	Daily	1	1,000
Solo	30	Hourly	1	10,000
Growth	100	10 min	10	100,000
Scale	150	5 min	25	500,000
Partner	150	1 min	50+	100k + overage

See pricing for full plan details.

Custom CSS

The widget adds a small set of CSS classes you can override in your own stylesheet:

.feedembed-grid   { /* the outer grid container */ }
.feedembed-post   { /* each post cell */ }
.feedembed-post a { /* the link wrapping each image */ }
.feedembed-post img { /* the post image */ }
.feedembed-empty  { /* shown when no posts are available */ }

All classes are prefixed with feedembed- to avoid conflicts with your existing styles. Use !important sparingly — the widget’s styles use low specificity intentionally.