How to Add an Instagram Feed to Your Squarespace Homepage Without a Plugin

Showcasing your Instagram content directly on your Squarespace homepage is a great way to keep your site fresh and engaging. The best part is you do not need any plugins to make it happen. Squarespace has built-in tools that let you integrate your feed quickly and cleanly.


Step 1: Prepare your Instagram account

Make sure your Instagram account is set to public. Private accounts will not display a feed on your website. Also, double-check that your profile picture and recent posts reflect the style you want visitors to see.


Step 2: Connect Instagram to Squarespace

  1. Log in to your Squarespace site

  2. Go to Settings → Connected Accounts

  3. Click Connect Account and choose Instagram

  4. Authorize Squarespace to access your account

Once connected, Squarespace will be able to pull in your posts automatically.


Step 3: Add the Instagram block to your homepage

  1. Open the page editor for your homepage

  2. Decide where you want your feed to appear

  3. Click the “+” to add a new block

  4. Select Instagram from the block menu

  5. Adjust the display settings, such as number of images and layout style


Step 4: Customize the look

Use the block’s settings to match your site’s design. You can:

  • Change how many posts display in a row

  • Adjust spacing between images

  • Choose to show or hide captions


Step 5: Save and test

After styling your feed, click Save and view your homepage on both desktop and mobile. Make sure the layout feels balanced and the images load quickly.


Adding your Instagram feed to your Squarespace homepage is a quick win for keeping your site dynamic and social. No plugins, no code, just a smooth integration that works.

If you want a more custom layout for your feed, I can create a styled Instagram section that blends perfectly with your brand design.


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