Show your photos in an Instagram grid widget
Lay out your latest Instagram photos in the columns and rows you choose, as square or tall 3:4 tiles. New posts fill in as you share them.
How do I add an Instagram grid to my website?
Create a free SnapWidget grid widget, connect your Instagram account and set the columns, rows, spacing and square or tall 3:4 tiles. Then paste the embed code into your site. The grid fills in your new posts by itself, every 15 minutes on free widgets and every 5 minutes on paid ones.
Why pick the grid layout
- Your columns and rows
- Set how many columns and rows the grid has, the photo size and the space between photos.
- Square or tall photos
- Show photos as 1:1 squares, or in the 3:4 tall shape that Instagram now uses on profiles.
- Hashtag grids on Pro
- On Pro and Developer, fill the grid with public posts for a hashtag or posts that mention you. This needs an Instagram Business account linked to a Facebook Page.
- A grid for each screen size
- On paid plans, set a different grid for phones, tablets and desktops, for example 2 by 2 on mobile and 4 by 4 on desktop.
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Frequently asked questions
It is a block of your Instagram photos in rows and columns that you place on your website. You choose the number of columns and rows, and the grid layout is free.
You set the photo size, the number of columns and rows, square or 3:4 tiles, spacing, a border, the background color and a hover effect. Turn on the responsive option and the grid resizes with the page.
Yes. Set Photo Dimensions to 3:4 (Tall) and click Update & Get Widget, and the grid matches the tall tiles on your Instagram profile. Replace the embed code on your site, because the widget size changes.
Yes, on the Pro and Developer plans. Connect an Instagram Business account linked to a Facebook Page with Sign in with Facebook, then choose a hashtag or mentions filter.
Yes, on paid plans. Turn on Previous and Next controls, and visitors can page back through older photos inside the grid.
Keep exploring
- Instagram scrolling widget One row of posts that scrolls in an endless loop. Free. Learn more
- Instagram hashtag widget Show public posts for a hashtag. Pro and Developer plans. Learn more
- Instagram popup widget A small card with your newest post floats over your page. Free. Learn more
- Free Instagram widget Five free layouts, no view limit, new posts every 15 minutes. Learn more