Feedivo

Social media feeds should look good, load quickly and keep working without adding unnecessary tracking to your website.

Feedivo collects your posts in the background and stores them on your own site, including images and videos. This gives your visitors a fast, dependable feed while keeping you in control of the content shown on your website.

Works with the block editor and Elementor

In the block editor, add the Feedivo Feed block, pick your feed from the list and see it right on the canvas. Using Elementor? Drop the Feedivo Feed widget in instead. For classic themes and other page builders there is the shortcode [feedivo feed="your-feed-id"] — the settings page lists a ready-made one for every feed. All three render the same feed, and the appearance comes from Feedivo either way.

Five networks, one feed

Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Pinterest and YouTube — mixed into a single feed or kept apart. Filter by network, hashtag, media type or date. Reels, Shorts and Stories are recognised as what they are, so you can include or exclude them on purpose.

Looks the way you want

Grid, masonry, list or carousel, plus columns, spacing, aspect ratio, corners and your own accent colour. Set it once per feed in Feedivo and every place you embedded that feed follows.

Fast and privacy-friendly by design

• Feed posts, images and videos are served from your own website.
• Media is stored in your WordPress media library for reliable display.
• Visitors do not have to wait for a social network API when they open the page.
• YouTube videos load from YouTube’s privacy-enhanced domain only after a visitor chooses to play them.

What you need

A Feedivo account. The service does the connecting, filtering and media handling; this plugin displays the result. Setup takes one connection ID and no API keys.

External services

This plugin connects your site to Feedivo (https://feedivo.de), a social media feed service. The plugin requires a Feedivo account and does not work without one. All communication happens from your server — never from your visitors’ browsers — and no data about your visitors is ever sent.

Your site contacts the Feedivo API at https://feedivo.de in these situations:

• When you connect your site (pressing “Connect” on the settings page): your site sends the connection ID you entered, your site address and the plugin version. This binds the connection to your site and returns an access token. Feedivo stores the site address and plugin version so you can tell in your account which site a connection belongs to.
• When feeds are synced (every five minutes in the background, and when you press “Sync now”): your site sends the access token and the plugin version, and receives your feed settings and posts — captions, dates, links and media addresses — which are then stored locally on your site. Feedivo stores the plugin version so your account shows the version your site is actually running.
• When media is downloaded (during a sync): your site downloads the images and videos belonging to those posts into your own media library. From then on, visitors load them from your site only.
• When the settings page is opened (at most once per minute): your site sends the access token and the plugin version to check whether each connection is still valid, so a connection removed or paused in Feedivo shows up here immediately.
• When you disconnect (pressing “Disconnect”): your site sends the access token of that connection and the plugin version so the binding is released in your Feedivo account.

Use of the service is subject to its terms and privacy policy:
Terms of Service: https://feedivo.de/agb
Privacy Policy: https://feedivo.de/datenschutz