Paste a handle, pick a layout, publish. New posts show up on your site by themselves, without you touching it again.
Not on Framer? Paste one snippet into Webflow, WordPress, Shopify… →
Works on
FramerWebflowWordPressSquarespaceShopifyWixThis is the plugin's own demo running in your browser, on a real feed from a letterpress studio. Switch layouts and click any post to open the lightbox.
Most sites paste a static image grid and never update it. This one refreshes itself and opens every post properly.
Your published site pulls fresh posts on a schedule. Post on Instagram and the site follows, with no republish.
Click a post for the full caption, likes, date and every carousel slide. Arrow keys work too.
letypographe_beAny public profile, yours or a client's. No Meta developer app, no token to renew every 60 days.
Switch to Curated and choose from your 50 latest posts. Made for portfolios and lookbooks.
Images are served from our cache, so Instagram's expiring links never leave holes in your page.
One account and one plan cover the Framer plugin and the web app, on every site you own.
It inserts a real Framer code component, styled from Framer's own panel.
Build the feed at instagram.vanssay.net, then paste one snippet where it should appear.
Monthly plans start with a 7-day free trial. Cancel during it and you're not charged.
On Pro and Lifetime, add a feed for $29 one-time. It stays on your account for good.
Free refreshes by hand once a day because automatic syncing is what costs us money at our scraping provider. That's what upgrading unlocks.
No. You paste a public handle and that's it — no Instagram login, no Meta developer app, no access token to renew every 60 days. It works for your own profile or for a client's, and you never hand us a password.
Yes. Open the web app at instagram.vanssay.net, sign in with the same account, and copy one snippet into Webflow, WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, Wix or any site that accepts HTML. Style changes you make there reach every page with the code within a few minutes.
On Free, the feed only shows on .framer.website and .webflow.io addresses. Any other site needs a paid plan. On Framer, the plugin is still the easiest route: it inserts a native component you style from Framer's own panel.
Not always. Some builders only run custom code on their own paid plans, like Webflow's Code Embed. That's the builder's rule, not ours: on any page that accepts HTML, the snippet works.
Yes. The backend refreshes each connected feed on a schedule (daily on Starter and Pro, weekly on Lifetime) and your published site reads the refreshed copy. You can also hit "Sync now" in the plugin when you've just posted something.
One load of your widget by a visitor on your published site. Starter includes 10,000 a month and Pro 50,000 — well past what a typical marketing site does. You'll get an email before it ever becomes a problem.
Yes — $0 forever, no card required. It's capped to 1 feed, 6 posts and a manual once-a-day refresh, since automatic syncing is what actually costs us money at our scraping provider. Upgrade to Starter or Pro when you want the feed to sync itself.
You keep the plugin until the end of the period you paid for, then the feed stops refreshing and the widget stops loading new posts. Cancel in two clicks from your account page — it opens Stripe's own billing portal, no email required.
Yes. Switch a feed to Curated and hand-pick from a pool of your 50 most recent posts. The picked set stays fixed until you change it, which is what you want for a portfolio or a lookbook.
No. The widget fetches one small JSON payload from our cache and images are proxied and cached on our side, so Instagram's signed URLs can't expire mid-life on your page.
Free to start, no card. One account across every Vanssay plugin.
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