Instagram Feed Widget for Funnels and Websites

TL;DR

HighLevel now includes a drag-and-drop Instagram Feed widget for funnels and websites. Agencies can use this to display client Instagram content without third-party tools.

Who this affects

This update affects agencies managing funnels and websites for clients who use Instagram. Agencies providing content marketing or social media integration services should note this. HighLevel has not confirmed if this feature is plan-gated or limited to specific sub-account types.

What changed

A new Instagram Feed widget has been introduced within HighLevel. This widget is designed for seamless integration into funnels and website pages. Users can drag and drop the widget onto any page in their HighLevel builder. The widget offers customization options for its layout, allowing for tailored presentation. It natively showcases Instagram content, eliminating the need for external embedding solutions.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact location for this new widget. Based on its description as a drag-and-drop element for funnels and websites, it will likely be found within the Funnel/Website Builder interface, accessible via the widgets or elements panel when editing a page.

How agencies will use this

An agency managing a local business client, like a restaurant or boutique, can leverage this new widget directly within the client's HighLevel website or funnel. Instead of relying on a separate plugin or custom code, the agency can now drag the Instagram Feed widget onto the client's 'About Us' page or a dedicated 'Gallery' page. They can then link the client's Instagram account, and the widget will automatically display recent posts, such as daily specials or new arrivals. This provides fresh, engaging content on the website without manual updates, directly integrating social proof and visual appeal into the client's HighLevel presence, all managed from a single platform.

Our take

This is a major update for agencies integrating social media content into client sites. It streamlines a common requirement, reducing reliance on external tools or custom development. While specific details on availability and placement are still unconfirmed by HighLevel, the functionality itself addresses a clear need for native Instagram content display. It simplifies workflow for designers and marketers within the HighLevel ecosystem.