We’re often asked by clients whether it’s possible to showcase their LinkedIn feed directly on their website. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the two methods we found:
- Official LinkedIn embeds – free, but manual.
- Using a plugin — fully automated, with ProFeedWP as our top choice for Gutenberg.

Method 1. Official LinkedIn Embeds (Post by Post)
Step-by-Step
- Go to your company page on LinkedIn.
- Find the post you want to display.
- Click on the “…” (More options) menu on the top right of the post.
- Select “Embed this post”.
- Copy the HTML code LinkedIn provides.
- In WordPress, edit the page or post where you want it to appear.
- Add a Custom HTML block (in Gutenberg).
- Paste the embed code and update your page.
✅ Done! Your LinkedIn post will now show up on your site.
⚠️ Remember: you’ll have to repeat this process every time you want to add a new post.
While this works, most of our clients want something easier — an automated solution that keeps their site fresh whenever they update their LinkedIn feed. In practice, this means we usually go with Method 2.
Method 2: Automatic Feed with a WordPress Plugin
If you want your website to always stay up to date with your latest LinkedIn content, a plugin is the better choice. It saves time and keeps the feed looking consistent.
ProFeedWP is one option for a Gutenberg-based feed. Compare its current layouts, refresh behaviour and limits with your requirements before choosing a plan.
- Made for Gutenberg – easy drag-and-drop blocks.
- Highly customizable – grid, carousel, list, and more.
- Best pricing – no hidden fees, straightforward plans.
- Automatic updates – no manual copy-pasting.
ProFeedWP focuses on LinkedIn feeds. Its current pricing page lists a free version and paid plans; check the vendor’s page for up-to-date prices and limits. Multi-platform services such as Elfsight and Juicer are alternatives if you need additional networks.
Step-by-Step with ProFeedWP
- Install and activate the ProFeedWP plugin.
- Place the ‘ProfeedWP’ block from the block editor.
- Add your company’s LinkedIn url in the block settings.
- Choose your layout (grid, list, carousel, etc.).
- Adjust design settings (spacing, colors, themes).
- Save and publish.
Your feed can refresh automatically according to the plugin’s settings and caching. Publish a test post and check when it appears rather than assuming updates are instant.
If an embed is unavailable
LinkedIn only offers embedding for eligible public posts; the menu option may be unavailable for other content. Check LinkedIn’s embed guidance. Test embeds with your consent controls and content-security policy, and offer a direct link to the original post if it cannot load.



