LinkedInEmbed is a no-code LinkedIn widget builder that turns public LinkedIn profiles and company pages into embeddable widgets for any website. You can display your latest LinkedIn posts, a profile card, a company page card, your company's open job listings, your LinkedIn recommendations, your licenses and certifications, or your projects — each styled with your own colors, fonts and layout. It is built for professionals with personal websites and portfolios, companies with business and careers pages, marketing agencies managing several brands, consultants and coaches, and job seekers who want to stand out to recruiters.
LinkedIn's own embed options are limited: you can embed a single public post and you get a basic profile badge that is small and hard to style. There is no built-in way to embed a live feed of your latest posts, a company page card, your certifications, your projects, your recommendations or your company's job openings. That means most of the credibility you have built on LinkedIn never appears on the website where your visitors, candidates and clients actually are. LinkedInEmbed was built to fill that gap — turning LinkedIn into website-ready social proof that stays updated automatically instead of a static screenshot or a manually re-pasted snippet.
The LinkedIn Feed Widget shows your latest LinkedIn posts, with images, videos, documents and engagement, as either a clean grid or a single-column feed. It works for both personal profiles and company pages, and new posts appear automatically without touching the code. On top of the live feed, you can hand-pick up to four posts to feature; picked posts stay in sync with LinkedIn when you edit them, and this featured-post option is available on paid plans.
The LinkedIn Profile Widget replaces LinkedIn's small, hard-to-style profile badge with a card showing your photo, headline, current company, skills and past experience, plus one click through to your full profile. The LinkedIn Company Page Widget turns your company page into a polished card with your logo, follower count, about section, key details and specialties, and includes a Follow on LinkedIn button so you can grow your audience directly from your own website.
The LinkedIn Recommendations Widget turns written recommendations into testimonial cards on your site, with each person's photo, headline and relationship to you — useful because recommendations are written by real colleagues and clients under their own names. The LinkedIn Certifications Widget shows your licenses and certifications as a clean grid with the issuing organization, dates and a link to verify each credential. The LinkedIn Projects Widget reuses projects you already listed on LinkedIn as portfolio cards with descriptions, dates and skills. The LinkedIn Jobs Widget lists your company's newest LinkedIn job openings with location, workplace type and posting date, with every Apply button opening the role on LinkedIn.
Getting started takes three steps and requires no API keys, no plugins and no LinkedIn developer account. First you paste a public LinkedIn profile or company page URL. Then you pick a widget type and customize it — colors, fonts, layouts and section toggles — with a live preview before you publish. Finally you copy a short embed snippet, a single div and one script tag, into your site. It works on WordPress, Elementor, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify, Framer, Weebly, plain HTML sites, and React & Next.js projects. Widgets refresh automatically while they are being viewed, and every design change you save goes live instantly without re-pasting code.
The widgets are built to behave like native site components rather than rigid embed boxes. They adapt to the space they are given — full-width sections, sidebars and phones — with grids that reduce their columns automatically and long text that wraps cleanly. A tiny script and a sandboxed iframe mean no CSS conflicts and no slowdown: images are served from a cache, the iframe does not block the page, and the widget sizes itself to its content so there is no layout jank or scrollbars. Views and click analytics show which widgets get seen and how many visitors click through to LinkedIn. LinkedInEmbed also notes that embedded widgets mainly help SEO indirectly, by keeping visitors on the page longer and building trust, while post text inside the iframe is generally attributed to LinkedInEmbed's embed page.
Documented use cases include personal websites and portfolios that display a LinkedIn profile, posts, certifications and projects; company websites that show the company page and latest company posts to build trust, keep pages fresh and grow LinkedIn followers; careers and employer branding pages that show culture, momentum and real team updates to candidates; marketing agencies that create feed and company page widgets for every client from one account with brand-matched designs and click analytics to report results; consultants and coaches who show expertise through a profile, certifications, thought-leadership posts and projects; and job seekers and resume websites that embed a profile, experience, certifications and projects to stand out to recruiters.
Pricing starts with a free plan that is free forever and requires no credit card: one LinkedIn profile or company page, one widget, data refreshes every 72 hours, every widget type, full customization with live preview, and a "Powered by LinkedInEmbed" link. Pro is $11.04 per month billed yearly and covers two LinkedIn profiles or company pages, three widgets, 24-hour refreshes, views and click analytics, and no LinkedInEmbed branding. Essentials is $25.49 per month billed yearly for agencies and teams managing several brands, with five profiles or company pages, five widgets, 30-minute refreshes, analytics and no branding. Yearly billing saves 15%, and plans can be cancelled anytime.
The core value is simple: LinkedInEmbed puts the LinkedIn content you already maintain onto the website your audience already visits — automatically updated, brand-matched, responsive and measurable — without writing code or touching an API.