If you want to showcase your LinkedIn content on your Wix site, whether that is company updates, thought leadership posts, industry insights or hiring announcements, you need a third-party solution. This guide walks you through the process of adding a live, auto-syncing LinkedIn feed to any Wix page using a social media aggregator, and it starts with the one Wix-specific thing every other guide gets wrong: on Wix you do not paste a script tag.
Before you start: LinkedIn is not live yet on CollectSocials. LinkedIn is reviewing our access to their Community Management API, and until that clears, company pages connect only for accounts LinkedIn has authorised on our app. The steps below are the flow every source follows, and they work today for Instagram, Facebook, Google Reviews, YouTube, TikTok and the rest.
Why Display LinkedIn Content on Your Wix Site?
LinkedIn is where professionals and businesses share their most substantive content: product launches, company milestones, case studies, industry analysis, and team updates. By embedding that content on your Wix website, you accomplish several things.
Your site gains a professional content stream that updates automatically. Every LinkedIn post you publish becomes website content without any extra effort. This is especially valuable for Wix users who may not have the time or resources to create separate content for their website and social channels.
LinkedIn content carries professional credibility. Unlike more casual platforms, LinkedIn posts signal expertise and industry authority. Displaying them on your website reinforces your positioning as a knowledgeable, active business.
It also improves your website's SEO by providing a steady flow of fresh, relevant content, which is what search engines prioritize when determining page rankings. Just make sure your feed doesn't slow down your page.
The Challenge with LinkedIn and Wix
Neither LinkedIn nor Wix makes this integration native. LinkedIn's own embed feature only supports individual posts: you can copy an HTML snippet for one specific post, but there's no way to embed an entire feed natively. And Wix doesn't have a built-in LinkedIn widget.
Manually embedding individual LinkedIn posts in Wix is technically possible but impractical. You'd need to use Wix's "Embed HTML" element for each post, and you'd have to repeat the process every time you publish new content. For businesses that post regularly on LinkedIn, this quickly becomes a time sink.
The solution is a social media aggregator that handles the connection, import, and display automatically.
Where the Wix flow differs from every other host
The animation walks the three stages of getting a LinkedIn feed onto a Wix page. Only the middle one is Wix-specific: the snippet you paste into the Embed HTML element is an iframe, not a script tag, because Wix runs all custom code in a sandbox of its own. Naming Wix in the embed dialog is what produces it, and skipping that choice is the single most common reason a feed never appears on a published Wix site.
How to Embed a LinkedIn Feed on Wix with CollectSocials
CollectSocials connects to your LinkedIn company page, pulls in your posts, and hands you a snippet built for Wix specifically. Here's the step-by-step process.
Step 1: Sign Up for CollectSocials
Create your free account at CollectSocials, with no credit card. Free is a permanent plan rather than a countdown: one connected source and 2,000 page views a month, three sources through the 7-day trial, seven layouts, all sixteen themes, the theme builder, custom colours and custom fonts. A 7-day trial of the paid features runs alongside it, and when the trial ends the feed on your Wix site stays up on the free plan.
Step 2: Create a Feed
In your CollectSocials dashboard, create a new feed. Name it something descriptive, such as "Wix Website Feed" or your company name.
Step 3: Add LinkedIn as a Source
Add LinkedIn as a source. You authorise CollectSocials on LinkedIn's own consent screen and then choose your page from the list of company pages you administer, so there is no URL to paste and no API key to create. Company pages are the only LinkedIn source type, and every plan includes one LinkedIn source. CollectSocials fetches your recent posts automatically once the connection is established.
Step 4: Curate the Content
The Collect page shows every imported LinkedIn post, and there are two ways to run it. The default is curation by exception: everything imported is live on the site, and rejecting a post is what takes it down. Turn on Pre-approve posts and the widget serves only what you have approved, so nothing reaches your Wix page until you have looked at it. The second mode is off unless you switch it on, which is worth deciding before you publish.
Either way, the work is the same: drop the casual repost and the hiring announcement that has already been filled. You can also edit post text inline for additional control over what visitors see.
Step 5: Design the Widget
In the Design Studio, choose a layout and theme that match your Wix site's design. LinkedIn content tends to be text-heavy and professional, so layouts like List (single column, easy to read), Grid (structured and clean), or Carousel (compact and space-efficient) tend to work well.
For themes, Minimal, Mono, and Elegant pair naturally with LinkedIn's professional tone. But if your brand is more expressive, options like Bold, Midnight, or Neon can make your LinkedIn content pop. All sixteen themes, the theme builder, custom colours and custom fonts are open on the free plan, so this step is not a paid unlock; the plan decides how many of the forty layouts you can serve, not how well you can design them.
Adjust display options to show or hide dates, avatars, platform badges, and other elements.
Step 6: Embed on Your Wix Site
Once your feed is designed, make it public, then open the embed dialog and set "Where are you installing your widget?" to Wix before you copy anything. This is the step people skip, and skipping it is the most common reason a LinkedIn feed never appears on a published Wix page: the default snippet is the Plain HTML one, which is a <script> tag, and a script tag is exactly what Wix's sandbox will not run for you.
With Wix selected you are handed an <iframe> pointing at your live feed instead. In your Wix Editor, navigate to the page where you want the LinkedIn feed to appear. Click "Add Elements" in the left sidebar, then choose "Embed Code" and select "Embed HTML." Paste the Wix snippet into the HTML code field and click "Update."
The LinkedIn feed will now appear on your selected Wix page. Set the element's width and position like any other Wix component; the height you can leave alone, because the snippet resizes itself to fit its content rather than sitting in a fixed box with its own scrollbar. The feed itself is fully responsive and adapts to different screen sizes, so your LinkedIn content looks right on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Step 7: Publish
Click "Publish" in the Wix Editor to make your changes live. Your LinkedIn feed is now visible to all visitors, and it will auto-sync with new content based on your CollectSocials plan's refresh interval.
Best Practices for LinkedIn Content on Wix
Match the tone. LinkedIn content is inherently more professional than Instagram or TikTok. Make sure the widget's design reflects that: cleaner layouts, more reserved themes, and a focus on readability tend to work best.
Place it strategically. The most effective locations for a LinkedIn feed on a Wix site include your homepage (as a "Latest Updates" section), your About page (to show your company's thought leadership), your blog page (to complement written content with social posts), and a dedicated "News" or "Social" page.
Combine with other platforms. With CollectSocials, you can add Instagram, Facebook, Google Reviews, YouTube, and more to the same feed. A Wix homepage that displays your LinkedIn thought leadership posts alongside Instagram visuals and Google Reviews creates a comprehensive social proof section.
Keep it curated. Not every LinkedIn post belongs on your website. Regular curation, meaning promoting your best content and rejecting anything outdated or off-brand, keeps the feed representing your business at its best.
LinkedIn is one of three networks the same Wix HTML element carries. The guides to embedding an Instagram feed on Wix and embedding a Facebook feed on Wix walk the same flow for the other two, and embedding a LinkedIn feed on any website covers the platform-agnostic version.
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