📅 Feeds 2.0 launches September 21, 2026
Starting September 21, 2026, the Embed element is the required way to display Feeds 2.0, the updated social feed design, on Composer pages. See Feeds 2.0: Opt in and embed the new design for step-by-step instructions.
The Embed element displays third-party content (like YouTube videos, Google Forms, or social embeds) on a Composer page by accepting an HTML embed code from the source site. Add it from the Standard tab of the Element Library.
💡 Quick answers
- Where is the Embed element located? On the Standard tab of the Element Library.
- Adding an embed to a page? Click the gear icon and paste the source site's HTML embed code into the Code field under General Settings.
- Where do embed codes come from? Each source site (YouTube, Vimeo, X/Twitter, Google Forms, etc.) provides an embed code in its share or export menu.
- Is it possible to display Facebook content with the Embed element? Yes. Embed a Facebook feed plugin into the Embed element, since the Facebook social element is no longer supported.
- Can Feeds 2.0 be displayed using the Embed element? Yes. The Embed element is required to display Feeds 2.0 on a Composer page. Using the Feeds element will only work with the original, legacy display of the feeds module output. See Feeds 2.0: Opt in and embed the new design to learn more!
Use the Embed element to display Feeds 2.0
Feeds 2.0 is now available and introduces updated design templates across Grid, Slider, and List display types, five post layout options, and a redesigned settings interface. The Embed element is how Feeds 2.0 gets placed on a Composer page. Paste the iFrame embed code from the Feeds module into the element's Code field.
To get started, opt in by clicking Switch to new feed in the top-right corner of the Feeds module, then copy the iFrame embed code and paste it into an Embed element on a Composer page. Learn more details in the article, "Feeds 2.0: Opt in and embed the new design."
Understand elements
Elements are the fundamental building blocks of Composer pages. Learn more about how elements work in the article Understanding elements, and read about each of the five tabs in the element library: Standard, Module, Layout, Social, and Shared.
The Embed element is used to present rich material hosted on a third-party site. Many sites that allow users to upload and share content provide a unique embed code (a snippet of HTML) for displaying that content elsewhere.
For example, YouTube includes embed codes for most videos that end users upload. A particular video's code can be copied from YouTube and pasted into the Embed element, which then displays the video to site visitors.
To insert an Embed element on a Composer page, open the Element Library to the Standard tab and select Embed.
Element settings
In addition to the common element settings, the Embed element includes the following configuration option.
Configure General settings
- Code: Copy the HTML embed code from another site and paste it here.
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