Feed Embedder for Substack shows your latest Substack posts anywhere on your WordPress site with one shortcode, fully customizable cards, live preview, smart caching. Free, no code, no account, no external scripts.
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Hey Hunters 👋 I built Feed Embedder for Substack after wanting to show my Substack posts on my WordPress site without ugly iframes or writing code. Drop [substack_feed] on any page and you get clean, fully customizable cards, colors, layout, live preview, all in plain settings. It's free, GPL, adds zero tracking, and only fetches the public RSS feed server-side. Would love your feedback on what to add next!
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Finally a clean way to drop my Substack posts into WordPress without iframes or tracking scripts. The live preview made styling the cards painless.
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A useful addition would be a "tag" filter so I can embed only posts from a specific category like essays or newsletters instead of the full chronological feed. That way I can curate what appears on different pages of my site without needing separate Substack publications.
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Love how simple this is to drop in. One thing that would make it a no-brainer for me: a built-in option to filter posts by category or tag in the shortcode, so I can showcase a specific newsletter series on different pages without pulling in everything from the main feed.
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Finally something that just works, dropped the shortcode in and my latest Substack posts showed up as clean cards in under a minute. The live preview saved me from guessing pixel widths like I usually do.
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the no-account thing is honestly such a relief, you know? most embed tools want you to sign up for something just to display your own posts. clean cards, simple shortcode, actually respects your time.
Finally a clean way to drop my Substack posts into WordPress without iframes or tracking scripts. The live preview made styling the cards painless.
A useful addition would be a "tag" filter so I can embed only posts from a specific category like essays or newsletters instead of the full chronological feed. That way I can curate what appears on different pages of my site without needing separate Substack publications.
Love how simple this is to drop in. One thing that would make it a no-brainer for me: a built-in option to filter posts by category or tag in the shortcode, so I can showcase a specific newsletter series on different pages without pulling in everything from the main feed.
Finally something that just works, dropped the shortcode in and my latest Substack posts showed up as clean cards in under a minute. The live preview saved me from guessing pixel widths like I usually do.
the no-account thing is honestly such a relief, you know? most embed tools want you to sign up for something just to display your own posts. clean cards, simple shortcode, actually respects your time.