Custom Twitter Feeds Pro

Social content often lives on one platform while your website sits somewhere else. Custom Twitter Feeds Pro connects the two by embedding live Twitter/X posts directly into your pages and posts. You choose the type of feed, adjust how it looks, and place it where visitors will see it. No technical knowledge is needed to set it up.

The plugin has a visual interface for colors, fonts and layouts, so a feed can follow your brand style. Layouts are responsive and adjust to desktop, tablet and mobile screens. You can add as many feeds as you like across different pages, which suits sites that follow several accounts or campaigns. It also works alongside other Smash Balloon plugins for Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.

Features

• Visual feed customization: Change colors, fonts and layouts through an intuitive interface so the feed blends with the rest of your website design, with no code needed.
• Multiple feed types: Display user timelines, hashtag feeds, mentions and search results, so you decide which kind of Twitter/X content appears on each page.
• Responsive layouts: Feeds adjust automatically to fit desktop, tablet or mobile screens, giving visitors a readable view on whichever device they use.
• Live tweet updates: The plugin fetches and displays the latest tweets automatically, so the feed on your site reflects what is currently being posted.
• Filtering and moderation: Filter out unwanted content or spam so that only relevant posts appear in your feed, keeping the display on topic.
• Unlimited feed embeds: Add feeds on multiple pages or posts, which is useful for showing different campaigns or posts from different Twitter accounts.
• Lightbox media viewing: Images and videos from tweets open in a lightbox, so visitors can view media content without leaving your page.
• Keyboard and screen reader support: The feed builder and frontend feed support full keyboard navigation and screen readers for popups, carousels and feed lists.

Best for

• Bloggers who want live Twitter/X posts on their pages
• Brands and businesses running social campaigns
• Site owners who prefer to set up feeds without code