Reddit feed on WordPress
The official Juicer plugin drops your Reddit feed into any post or page with a one-line shortcode. In the WordPress directory since 2015.
Reddit feed widget
Juicer's Reddit widget pulls live posts from any subreddit or Reddit keyword search and displays them on your website.
Takes less than a minute. No credit card required.
This is the real widget pulling live posts from Reddit, not a mockup. Pick a layout, then type your community below and your feed is one sign-up away.
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Reddit threads carry real opinions from real users. Displaying them on your website shows visitors that people discuss and recommend what you offer.
Your page updates itself every time the subreddit does. Juicer syncs new posts automatically, so the feed stays current with zero editing work.
Reddit is where product research happens. A feed of the relevant threads keeps that conversation on your pages instead of sending visitors away to find it.
Most Reddit widgets stop at subreddit feeds. Juicer gives you two source types, and you can combine as many of each as your plan allows.
Point Juicer at any public subreddit by name or URL, from r/AskReddit to the niche community around your product. Every new post flows into your feed automatically.
Search all of Reddit for a keyword or exact phrase, like your brand or product name. Juicer collects matching posts and comments from every subreddit, so you see the conversation wherever it happens.
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Keep or hide any post before it appears. Approve posts manually, or let AI moderation keep the feed brand-safe automatically.
Filter incoming posts by keyword to keep the feed on topic, or block terms you never want on your site.
Text posts, link posts, images and videos all render in the feed. Juicer caches Reddit's media so images keep working after Reddit's URLs expire.
Choose a layout, match your brand's colors and typography, and go further with custom CSS when you need pixel-level control.
One feed can combine Reddit with Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Bluesky and more, in a single wall with one embed code.
Juicer fetches public Reddit content for you. There is no developer application, no OAuth connection and no Reddit API bill to manage.
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Three steps, no coding. If you can paste one line of HTML, you can put a Reddit feed on your website.
01
Sign up free and create a feed. You can keep it Reddit-only or mix in other networks later.
02
Enter a subreddit name to follow its posts, or a keyword to collect mentions from across Reddit.
03
Paste it anywhere HTML works. The feed updates itself from then on.
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The embed works on any site that accepts an embed code. These platforms get a dedicated step-by-step guide.
The official Juicer plugin drops your Reddit feed into any post or page with a one-line shortcode. In the WordPress directory since 2015.
Drop the embed into a Code Block and the feed keeps itself current. No plugin and no upkeep.
A copy-paste snippet in a Custom Liquid section puts the feed in your store. No app to install and no monthly app fee.
Paste one snippet into the Embed HTML element. Works on free and premium Wix sites alike.
An Embed element carries the feed into your layout, so it ships with your design system instead of fighting it.
The official Juicer Social Feed module brings your Reddit feed into Drupal as a native block. No coding required.
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The widget is one way to consume Reddit. The Data API is the other: one GET with a subreddit (term_type=channel) or a keyword search (term_type=mentions) returns normalized JSON, no feed to set up and no Reddit connection. Mentions searches return matching comments too, each with the thread it replies to. Build your own UI, pipe posts into your app, or feed them to an AI agent.
$ curl "https://api.juicer.io/v1/data/posts?platforms=Reddit&term=yourbrand&term_type=mentions" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $JUICER_API_KEY"
{
"data": [
{
"platform": "Reddit",
"message": "What's the most underrated tool in your workflow?",
"poster": { "display_name": "curious_dev" },
"like_count": 2417,
"comment_count": 389
},
{
"platform": "Reddit",
"platform_id": "t1_mxk4f2a",
"message": "We switched to yourbrand and never looked back.",
"poster": { "display_name": "ships_on_friday" },
"like_count": 214,
"referenced_post": { "message": "What do you use to embed social feeds?" }
}
],
"meta": {
"total_results": 2,
"platforms": [{ "platform": "Reddit", "success": true, "count": 2, "has_more": true }]
}
}
A single Reddit source is a feed. Several of them make Juicer a Reddit aggregator: combine multiple subreddits and keyword searches into one feed, or mix Reddit 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 social media aggregator page for the full multi-network picture.
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What site owners ask before embedding a Reddit feed.
Reddit is one of 15+ networks Juicer aggregates. Every platform below gets the same widget: sources in, moderation on, one embed code out.
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.
