Do I need to connect my Facebook account?

Yes. You connect the personal Facebook account that manages your Page, with admin or editor access, and grant Juicer read-only access to the Pages it manages. Juicer only reads those Pages; your personal profile and its content are never accessible to Juicer or to your visitors. The API is the exception: it looks up public Pages with no connection at all.

Can I embed a Facebook Page I don't manage?

Not in the widget. Meta's API only lets Juicer read Pages the connected account administers, so the feed shows your own Pages. For read-only lookups of public Pages, use the Juicer API instead.

Can I show Facebook Groups or a personal profile?

No. Facebook's privacy policy rules out personal profiles, and Facebook stopped offering Group content to third-party apps in April 2024. Juicer shows Page posts, Page reviews and Page mentions.

Can I show the reviews on my Facebook Page?

Yes. A Reviews source pulls the reviews customers leave on your Page into the feed as post cards. Put them in a feed of their own for a reviews wall, or mix them with your posts.

Can I add a single Facebook post to the feed?

Yes. Once your Page is a source, paste the URL of any public post from a business Page and it joins the feed like any synced post. Posts from personal profiles and Groups are not accessible to third-party apps, so those URLs are rejected.

Can I include posts visitors write on my Page?

Yes. By default a Page source imports only the posts your Page publishes. Tick the visitor posts option on the source and the posts visitors write on your Page wall come in too, as long as your Page allows visitor posting on Facebook's side. Moderation and keyword filters let you decide which of them show.

Can I moderate which posts appear?

Yes. You can approve every post manually before it shows, hide individual posts with one click, set keyword filters, or turn on AI moderation to keep the feed brand-safe automatically.

How often does the feed update?

Juicer checks your sources for new posts on a schedule that depends on your plan; higher plans sync more often. See the pricing page for the update frequency of each plan.

Can I embed a Facebook feed for free?

Yes. The free plan includes a working feed with a real embed code and your Page's posts. Paid plans add more sources, faster updates and advanced features like AI moderation; see pricing for the details.

Which website platforms does it work on?

Any platform that accepts an embed code: WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Drupal, Joomla, HubSpot or a hand-built site. WordPress and Drupal also get official Juicer extensions; see the integrations guides.

Can I get Facebook posts through an API instead of the widget?

Yes. The Juicer API returns Facebook Page posts and Page profiles as normalized JSON from a single request, with no feed to create and no Facebook connection. The Facebook API page has the endpoints, sample responses and credit costs; the full reference lives at developers.juicer.io.

Can I publish and schedule Facebook posts from Juicer?

Yes. Juicer's publishing workspace, currently in beta, lets you compose posts, upload media, keep drafts and schedule them into a posting calendar for your connected Facebook Page, all from your desktop. The same workspace posts to Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Reddit, YouTube and Bluesky.

Does Juicer do social listening for Facebook?

Two ways. A Mentions source, on the Pro and Enterprise plans, pulls the posts from other Pages that tag your Page into your feed so you see and curate them. Brand Listening, in early access, monitors what is said about your brand on the networks with public search and delivers AI research reports on a schedule. Request early access.

What happens when my Facebook connection expires?

Facebook access tokens expire periodically. Juicer emails you when a connection needs attention, and the Social accounts page shows an expired connection in red with a refresh button. The feed keeps showing the posts it already has until you reconnect.

Facebook feed widget

Facebook Feed Widget for Your Website

Juicer's Facebook widget pulls live posts, videos and reviews from your Facebook Page and displays them on your website.

Your Page's posts and videos, visitor posts, reviews or mentions
Moderation and filters decide what appears
Read-only connection, one embed code, no coding

Create your Facebook feed free

Takes less than a minute. No credit card required.

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Your Page

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GET /v1/data/posts?platforms=Facebook 200

{ "data": [{
  "platform": "Facebook",
  "message": "Golden hour",
  "poster": {
    "display_name": "curious_dev"
  },
  "like_count": 2417,
  "comment_count": 389
}] }

Create this feed

A real Juicer feed pulling live posts from Juicer's own Facebook Page. Yours works the same way with any Page you manage.

Reviews and posts your visitors trust

Your Page already holds customer reviews, event photos and announcements. Displaying them on your website shows visitors real activity and real opinions instead of a static testimonials block.

Fresh content without manual posting

Your page updates itself every time your Page does. Juicer syncs new posts and videos automatically, so the feed stays current with zero editing work.

Reach the people who never open Facebook

Not every visitor follows you on Facebook. A live feed puts the announcements, offers and events you post there in front of everyone who lands on your site.

Page posts source

Connect the Facebook account that manages your Page and every new post and video flows into your feed automatically. Tick one option to include the posts visitors write on your Page as well. Included on every plan, the free one too.

Reviews source

Pull the reviews customers leave on your Page into the feed, on their own or next to your posts. The recommendation and the reviewer's words render as a post card.

Mentions source

Show the posts other Pages publish that tag your Page: partner announcements, press, event coverage. Available on the Pro and Enterprise plans.

Moderation built in

Keep or hide any post before it appears. Approve posts manually, or let AI moderation keep the feed brand-safe automatically.

Keyword filters

Filter incoming posts by keyword to keep the feed on topic, or block terms you never want on your site. Useful the moment you let visitor posts in.

Photos, videos and link posts

Every Page post format renders in the feed, with video playing in place. Juicer caches the media so your feed keeps working between syncs.

Custom styling

Choose a layout, match your brand's colors and typography, and go further with custom CSS when you need pixel-level control.

Mix Facebook with 14 other networks

One feed can combine Facebook with Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Bluesky and more, in a single wall with one embed code.

Official API, read-only

Juicer connects through Meta's official API with read-only access to the Pages you manage. Your personal profile stays private, and Juicer never posts or deletes anything.

Analytics on every plan

Feed views, post clicks and follower growth per connected Page, with daily measurements over any date range. Export as CSV or PDF.

Call-to-action buttons

Put a Shop now, Sign up or Learn more button on any post in the feed and link it anywhere. Clicks are counted per post. Starter plan and above.

Posts from your audience, and your own

Share a link or QR code and visitors submit photos straight into your moderation queue, no Facebook account needed. Add custom posts for events, offers and announcements alongside the Facebook content.

Publishing

Compose once, preview as Facebook shows it, and queue it into your posting calendar from your desktop. Posts, Reels and Stories, plus seven other networks. In beta.

See publishing

Social listening

Mentions and reviews in one moderated stream, and Brand Listening research reports with sentiment from the networks that offer public search.

See social listening

Facebook API

Page posts and Page profiles as normalized JSON from one key. No Meta developer app, webhooks for your own Pages, an MCP server for agents.

See the API

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One hosted Juicer Page for your Page's website field: your live posts, link buttons and your other networks, updated with every post. Included on every plan.

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01

Create your Juicer feed

Sign up free and create a feed. You can keep it Facebook-only or mix in other networks later.
02

Connect Facebook and pick your Page

Pick Facebook, connect the account that manages your Page with a read-only login, then choose the Page and whether you want its posts, reviews or mentions.
03

Copy the embed code

Paste it anywhere HTML works. The feed updates itself from then on.

Create your Facebook feed free Read the full setup guide

Facebook feed on WordPress

The official Juicer plugin drops your Facebook feed into any post or page with a one-line shortcode. In the WordPress directory since 2015.
Facebook feed on Squarespace

Drop the embed into a Code Block and the feed keeps itself current. No plugin and no upkeep.
Facebook feed on Shopify

A copy-paste snippet in a Custom Liquid section puts the feed in your store. No app to install and no monthly app fee.
Facebook feed on Wix

Paste one snippet into the Embed HTML element. Works on free and premium Wix sites alike.
Facebook feed on Webflow

An Embed element carries the feed into your layout, so it ships with your design system instead of fighting it.
Facebook feed on Drupal

The official Juicer Social Feed module brings your Facebook feed into Drupal as a native block. No coding required.

A single Facebook source is a feed. Several of them make Juicer a Facebook aggregator: combine the Pages you manage, their reviews and the posts that mention you into one feed, or mix Facebook with other social networks in a single wall. Every source shares the same moderation, filters and styling, and the whole wall ships to your site with one embed code. See the Facebook aggregator page for the social wall use cases and the social media aggregator page for the full multi-network picture.

Do I need to connect my Facebook account?

Yes. You connect the personal Facebook account that manages your Page, with admin or editor access, and grant Juicer read-only access to the Pages it manages. Juicer only reads those Pages; your personal profile and its content are never accessible to Juicer or to your visitors. The API is the exception: it looks up public Pages with no connection at all.
Can I embed a Facebook Page I don't manage?

Not in the widget. Meta's API only lets Juicer read Pages the connected account administers, so the feed shows your own Pages. For read-only lookups of public Pages, use the Juicer API instead.
Can I show Facebook Groups or a personal profile?

No. Facebook's privacy policy rules out personal profiles, and Facebook stopped offering Group content to third-party apps in April 2024. Juicer shows Page posts, Page reviews and Page mentions.
Can I show the reviews on my Facebook Page?

Yes. A Reviews source pulls the reviews customers leave on your Page into the feed as post cards. Put them in a feed of their own for a reviews wall, or mix them with your posts.
Can I add a single Facebook post to the feed?

Yes. Once your Page is a source, paste the URL of any public post from a business Page and it joins the feed like any synced post. Posts from personal profiles and Groups are not accessible to third-party apps, so those URLs are rejected.
Can I include posts visitors write on my Page?

Yes. By default a Page source imports only the posts your Page publishes. Tick the visitor posts option on the source and the posts visitors write on your Page wall come in too, as long as your Page allows visitor posting on Facebook's side. Moderation and keyword filters let you decide which of them show.
Can I moderate which posts appear?

Yes. You can approve every post manually before it shows, hide individual posts with one click, set keyword filters, or turn on AI moderation to keep the feed brand-safe automatically.
How often does the feed update?

Juicer checks your sources for new posts on a schedule that depends on your plan; higher plans sync more often. See the pricing page for the update frequency of each plan.
Can I embed a Facebook feed for free?

Yes. The free plan includes a working feed with a real embed code and your Page's posts. Paid plans add more sources, faster updates and advanced features like AI moderation; see pricing for the details.
Which website platforms does it work on?

Any platform that accepts an embed code: WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Drupal, Joomla, HubSpot or a hand-built site. WordPress and Drupal also get official Juicer extensions; see the integrations guides.
Can I get Facebook posts through an API instead of the widget?

Yes. The Juicer API returns Facebook Page posts and Page profiles as normalized JSON from a single request, with no feed to create and no Facebook connection. The Facebook API page has the endpoints, sample responses and credit costs; the full reference lives at developers.juicer.io.
Can I publish and schedule Facebook posts from Juicer?

Yes. Juicer's publishing workspace, currently in beta, lets you compose posts, upload media, keep drafts and schedule them into a posting calendar for your connected Facebook Page, all from your desktop. The same workspace posts to Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Reddit, YouTube and Bluesky.
Does Juicer do social listening for Facebook?

Two ways. A Mentions source, on the Pro and Enterprise plans, pulls the posts from other Pages that tag your Page into your feed so you see and curate them. Brand Listening, in early access, monitors what is said about your brand on the networks with public search and delivers AI research reports on a schedule. Request early access.
What happens when my Facebook connection expires?

Facebook access tokens expire periodically. Juicer emails you when a connection needs attention, and the Social accounts page shows an expired connection in red with a refresh button. The feed keeps showing the posts it already has until you reconnect.

I love that I can connect so many social channels in one feed. I love how customizable the design is and the ability to filter the social content to exactly what you're looking for. It's so easy to add to a website and you can add in branded elements or change the design to fit your site.

Jennifer L. - Lead Consultant (opens in new tab)

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