Widgets that look like part of your site

Grid, carousel or masonry. Columns, spacing, corners, light or dark, and which details each card shows. For anything else, a published restyling guide lets your developer or AI agent match your brand exactly.

A feed that looks bolted on does less for you than no feed at all. It should look like you put it there on purpose.

Choose a layout

• Feed grid for X, Pinterest, YouTube, Twitch and Kick: tiles of your posts and videos, square for posts and wide for YouTube and Twitch. Kick is one live card.
• Posts wall for text-first posts: cards with the full text, the photos and the date.
• Review wall for Google reviews, your testimonials: cards with the reviewer, the stars, the date and the text.
• Photo grid made from the reviews that include customer photos.
• Each as a grid, a carousel, a masonry or a bento layout. Bento is the pattern in our logo: a big square, a tall one, a small one and a wide one, repeating. On reviews it can give the big squares to your top-rated ones.

All layouts are on the free plan.

Adjust it without code

On a widget’s Design tab you see a live preview while you change:

• The number of columns and posts. Columns are a maximum: on a phone the widget drops to fewer, so nothing overflows.
• The gap between tiles and the roundness of the corners.
• Light, dark, or matching your visitor’s system setting.
• On review cards: the reviewer’s photo, the stars, the date, and your reply as the owner.
• On feed tiles: likes and comments, a header with your profile and a follow link, and the caption, on hover or always, over a gradient that keeps it readable.
• A small platform icon on each post, on by default when a widget mixes sources.
• A lightbox, so a visitor can open a post or video without leaving your page.
• A New chip on your recent posts, or a Spotlight that passes between your newest four, on every plan. It stays still for visitors who prefer reduced motion.

Make it fully yours

For anything the Design tab does not cover, we publish a restyling guide: the widget’s structure and the style settings it reads. Hand it to your developer, or ask your AI agent to “make the TileSet reviews match our brand colours”, and it can restyle the widget with plain CSS. Because the structure is written down, nobody has to guess at it.

Why you can trust it

The widget shows your content the way the platform has it. Long reviews fold behind a Show more link instead of being cut off, and review text is never rewritten.