Instagram Feeds for Magento 2
Turn your Instagram account into a shoppable gallery on your storefront. Posts sync on a schedule, you decide what goes live, tag products on any post, and see what the gallery earns.

- Automatic sync — Posts, Reels and carousels arrive on your schedule and are mirrored to your own media folder.
- You approve first — Approve, reject, hide, pin and reorder. Nothing reaches the storefront unless you allow it.
- Shoppable — Tag products on a post, with optional hotspots. Shoppers add to cart without leaving the popup.
- Grid or slider — Columns, spacing, corner radius, aspect ratio and autoplay — per feed, per store view.
- Real numbers — Impressions, clicks, add-to-carts, orders and revenue, by feed, post and product.
- Cache friendly — The gallery stays in the full-page cache; prices and stock load live when the popup opens.
Get started in 15 minutes
- Install the module and run
setup:upgrade. - Create a Meta app and save the App ID and secret.
- Connect your account with one click, or paste a token.
- Create a feed, pick your account, choose Grid or Slider.
- Place it on the home page — or anywhere else.
How it fits together
- Media Library is everything the module knows about — one row per post.
- A feed is a selection of those posts, with a look and a place on the site.
- You can have as many feeds as you like: a branded grid on the home page, a slider of tagged posts on product pages, a curated set on a campaign page.
Common setups
Five complete recipes, from a home-page gallery to a shoppable slider on product pages and a moderated customer-photo wall — see Common setups.
Where to go next
- Every setting, explained — Global configuration and per-feed design, with defaults.
- Make posts sell — Product tagging, hotspots and automatic suggestions.
- Measure it — Impressions through to revenue, by feed, post and product.
- Something is wrong — Causes and fixes, ordered by how often they happen.
Before you buy or build
Known limitations states plainly what this version does not do — Hyvä themes, hashtag feeds and admin-side colour control among them.
