Want to add a Facebook Feed widget to your WordPress website without using a plugin? This tutorial shows you how to create and customize your widget in Mirror App, copy the installation code, and paste it directly into WordPress with a Custom HTML block.
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How to add Facebook Feed to WordPress with embed code: Quick Summary
1. Create a Facebook Feed widget in Mirror App.
2. Connect the Facebook source you want to display on your website.
3. Customize the layout, card style, spacing, and design settings.
4. Click Publish and copy the installation code in one click.
5. Open your WordPress site editor.
6. Add a Custom HTML block, paste the installation code, place it on the page, and save your changes.
This method is useful if you want to embed your Facebook Feed widget manually without installing an additional WordPress plugin.
No coding experience required. Mirror App generates the installation code for you — just copy, paste, and save.
FAQ
1️⃣ Is Mirror App free?
Yes, you can start on the free plan and upgrade only if you need more views or advanced features.
2️⃣ Do I need to know how to code?
No. Mirror App generates the installation code automatically. You only need to paste it into a Custom HTML block in WordPress.
3️⃣ What is a Facebook Feed widget?
A Facebook Feed widget lets you display Facebook content directly on your website, helping visitors see fresh updates and social proof from your brand.
4️⃣ Do I need a WordPress plugin for this method?
No. This tutorial shows the embed code method, so you can add the widget without installing a plugin.
5️⃣ Can I use this on any WordPress page?
Yes, you can add the widget to a page using a Custom HTML block. Some custom code options may depend on your current WordPress plan or setup.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:08 Step 1 — Create your widget
00:22 Step 2 — Customize the design
00:47 Step 3 — Add it to WordPress