Introduction
FeedSpring is a social feed platform that separates data from display.
Connect a source like Instagram, Google Reviews, TikTok, Dribbble, or YouTube, and FeedSpring handles the fetching, storing, syncing, and refreshing. You handle the design.
Unlike traditional feed widgets, FeedSpring doesn't force a fixed UI. Instead, you choose a rendering system that fits your stack — HTML Attributes, React Components, or the API — and render feeds any way you want.
The same feed powers every platform and rendering system.
What this documentation covers
FeedSpring has four core parts:
Feed Sources:
Instagram, Google Reviews, TikTok, Dribbble and YouTube
Rendering Systems:
HTML Attributes, React Components, and the API.
Core concepts:
How feeds sync, fields work, rendering behaves, and how content filtering works.
Where to start
New to FeedSpring? Follow the Quickstart to get a live feed in under five minutes.
Building in Webflow or plain HTML? See Attributes.
Building a React or Next.js app? See React Components.
Building in Framer? See Framer Components.
Want raw data access? See the API.
If you are an AI coding agent or using Claude, Cursor, or v0, the Attribute Reference is the single-page spec designed for you.
Support & Feedback
If you have any questions, feedback or would like to just say hi, you can get through to us via the following channels:
Email us at hello@feedspring.com
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