How to Add Instagram Feed to Shopify Store (Step by Step)

to add Instagram feed to Shopify store quick and easy

Hello, everyone. Welcome back to another video. In this video, we're going to be talking about how you're going to be able to add

your very own Instagram feed to your Shopify store in the easiest, most simplest

ways possible. OK, so please do make sure to fully watch this video till the end to get the whole idea and main gist of how this is going

to work. OK, so without further ado, let's get straight into this

So to start this off, let's actually discuss how will you add your Instagram feed to your Shopify

Most people, what they do is like there's three options for integrations

OK, so the first method would be third party social plugins. So what's going to happen is that you can get an Instagram feed plugin from Metta

that you can obviously search on the Shopify app store. So if we click on Shopify app store and we write Instagram, what that will do is

it will give us the Facebook and Instagram Metta app. But the thing about that app is that you can go ahead and, you know

market the products that you have on Shopify on Metta or, you know

your Facebook and Instagram, but you can't really put your Instagram feed on your Shopify through that

Let's say even if I go ahead and write Instagram, you can see this is the most

famous app on the Shopify app store, and it's going to give you the Metta products

But it says, bring your products to people on Facebook and Instagram. We don't really want that

So for our ease, we're going to go with Insta feed. So you can either go with this or you can go with this

These both are officially built for Shopify, but this would make more sense

because it has more, you know, more downloads. And it says boost sales and trust with official Instagram shop feeds

So obviously you can go ahead and click on this and you can basically display custom shopable Instagram feeds on your

store like you can display your own as well, but you can even make them custom

So you can convert your store visitors into actual customers and you can show

different posts like photos, reels, videos in a grid or slider layout

So, yeah, this is the first way that you could do this, which is basically, as I told you, a third party plugin

So to add this third party plugin, what you're simply going to do is you're going to click on install

And once you click on install, what's going to happen is it's going

to take you to the install page, so I'm just going to click on install app

And yeah, things are going to be pretty good and easy from there

Now, as I told you, there are three methods. OK, and this is the first method

The rest of the three methods are a bit on the difficult side

So to perform the integration of posts, you're going to have to do it manually

and you're going to have to do it individually. So what you're going to do is obviously

you're going to go to a single Instagram post, copy its embedded code and start

embedding it into your Shopify store. I'm going to show you that as well

And then you can obviously do the third way by developing a custom code if you're tech savvy

Now I'm going to show you how you're going to do the second step. The third step, I'm not even sure of it

myself because I'm not too much into code, but I will show you where you can code all

of the programming if you're good at coding. OK, so first of all, here it says, welcome to MinStudio InstaFeed

Connect your Instagram account to start using InstaFeed. So obviously we're going to go ahead and connect our Instagram

And once you click on connect Instagram and load this in where it asks our authorization

OK, so let's say I'm going to go ahead and click on allow. And here it says, you know, profile info, media

It needs all of that. So I'm just simply going to go ahead and click on allow

And once you click on allow, it comes back to your Shopify feed

And we're just going to wait for it to load up. And here you go. So it's loaded our feed in

And as you can see, our feed looks you get a preview of your feed

You get a preview of how things are. And basically you can add a feed title as well

So let's say I want to add a title into the feed saying

let's say this feed had products on it, right. So I'm going to give it a title, new summer products

OK, or you can call it the new summer badge or whatever. Then there's post spacing

I'm going to keep a small spacing between it. Or you can obviously keep medium basing if you want to

On post, click up. They can open a pop up or show product or go straight to Instagram

I'd keep it on open pop up or show product because if they go straight to Instagram, that's a bit annoying

Even for me, like even when that happens to me, that's pretty annoying

So I wouldn't want my users to be annoyed. Then moving on, there's a layout

Would you want the layout in the squares or tiles? Now I would go with a slider is that just looks pretty cool

And once you've done all of this, you're going to click on save feed

Now, once you click on save feed, as you can see, it's added it in a slider

with the medium pacing between it and now you can add this to your theme

So once we have obviously done that, we're going to add the theme

And what this will do is obviously will add this whole thing that we have into a Shopify theme

And then you can edit it around to, you know, actually see how it looks

So here's my store, added in my theme. Here you can see I have the Insta feed app and there you go

You have your feed right here. And then to obviously open up products

Look at that. You can open up products in the biggest way and you can see the descriptions and all

It's pretty it's pretty great. It's pretty amazing stuff. And then you can also add your custom code

Now, this is exactly what I was talking about when it says developing custom code

So you can add that custom code over here. And the second step that I told you, which was embedding, OK

how will you embed individual posts? Let me show you. Let's say I'm going to come over to Instagram

OK, and you do have to make sure that the post is yours

that someone else's you could be copyrighted pretty easily, pretty simply. And we don't want that, do we

So we're going to go over to your profile and go over to any post you want to embed

Let's say I want to embed this post. We're going to go over here and here it says embed

OK, and I'm going to copy the embedded code, right? And we're just going to go ahead and paste this

And as you paste this, we're going to make sure that everything is normal

And yeah, it is. So we're going to click on save and look at that

It adds the whole embedded post into it as well. So pretty cool, right

You can add your whole embedded post into your store just like this

And, you know, it looks pretty cool that you have your Instagram feed going on

And let me show you how it looks in lifetime. OK, I'm going to exit out of the store and here, you know, I'm just going to wait

for it to save itself. And once you do that, let's click on this option over here and here we come

So look at this. It's all pretty good to go. And you can actually

post. So you can see that embedding a post and adding in a whole Instagram feed to your

Shopify store really easy, really simple. And I would obviously much more prefer

Insta feed because Insta feed is just much faster, much more reliable and much better

But you can use this code away as well. So I hope this tutorial was extremely helpful to you

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