Juicer Flickr aggregator
Flickr aggregator for your social wall
With billions of photos, Flickr is a leading platform for photographers and creators. Our Flickr aggregator lets you seamlessly pull images and albums from your account or multiple sources into one clean, unified feed for your website.
Whether you’re a photographer, a brand, or an organization, you can embed Flickr content directly onto your site. Keep visitors engaged with fresh visuals and high-quality photography, all while highlighting your creativity and inspiring your audience.
How the Juicer Flickr aggregator works
Flickr aggregator for photographers
Flickr aggregator for brands
Flickr aggregator for communities
Benefits of a Flickr social wall
Keep content visually fresh automatically
Boost engagement and time on site
Showcase professional storytelling
Seamless brand consistency
Highlight community contributions
Improve SEO performance
How to set up Flickr aggregator to embed Flickr feeds on your website
Watch our video guide on how to setup a Flickr social media feed on your website
Or follow our step by step instructions
1
Sign up for Juicer’s Flickr aggregator (it’s free!)
Input your email address and select a password, then click “Sign up for a free account”, or choose one of the social network options to sign up with.
2
Select Flickr social media icon
After you’ve signed up, you’ll see a list of social media icons. Click on the Flickr icon.
3
Create Source
Once you click “Create Source” Juicer will automatically curate all of your posts from your Flickr page. Once all of your Flickr content has been curated, you’ll be directed to your feed editor.
4
Embed the Flickr feed on your website
In order to embed the Flickr aggregator on your website, go to the sidebar of your feed editor page and click on “Embed in Your Site”.
You can simply copy and paste this code into your website on any page you would like to feature your Juicer Flickr feed.
Supported platforms
Juicer plans allow as many as 15 source accounts per feed. You can be aggregate and moderate your social wall with feeds from popular platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and many more.
Your beautiful social feed
live in just a few minutes!
1. Connect your social accounts
Link YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and other platforms to bring your social content to life. Highlight promotions, vehicle features, behind-the-scenes stories, or event updates.
2. Customize your social media feed
Choose from a range of layouts and add call-to-action buttons for test drives, service bookings, or more. Personalize the design to match your brand for a professional, polished look.
3. Embed the feed on your website
Easily embed your curated feed onto your website using an HTML snippet, iframe, or WordPress plugin, whether it’s a homepage, blog, or dedicated landing page.
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Frequently asked questions
Find answers to your common questions about Juicer’s Flickr aggregator feature.
A Flickr aggregator allows you to pull images, albums, and collections from your Flickr account (or multiple sources) into one clean, unified feed that you can embed directly on your website.
Yes Juicer supports aggregating content from multiple accounts, albums, or groups, making it easy to display curated photography and collections in one place.
You can embed individual photos, albums, or entire collections from Flickr, giving you flexibility to showcase your work, campaigns, or community projects.
Juicer automatically refreshes your feed, ensuring the latest photos and albums from Flickr appear on your site in real time without manual updates.
Absolutely. You can select from Juicer’s templates or use Custom CSS to fully match the feed design to your website’s branding and layout.
Yes — embedding a Flickr feed adds dynamic, regularly updated content to your site. This helps improve dwell time, boosts organic traffic, and strengthens search rankings.
Not at all. Juicer provides a simple embed code you can copy and paste into your website. Advanced customization is optional for users with coding knowledge.