LinkedIn Embed
Generate LinkedIn post and company page embed code
Generate LinkedIn embed code for posts, articles, and company pages. Customize size and display options for professional content integration.
How to generate a LinkedIn embed?
Generating a LinkedIn embed is simple: Find the LinkedIn post, article, or company page you want to embed. Click the three-dot menu (⋯) on the post and select 'Embed' — this generates a shareable embed link. Copy the URL from the embed popup or copy the post URL from your browser (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/PAGENAME_POST-ID). Paste the URL into the input box on our tool. Choose your customization options: set width (minimum 340px), toggle comment visibility, and decide whether to show the post author's profile picture. Click Generate to produce the embed code. The HTML appears in the output box — copy it and paste directly into your webpage.
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LinkedIn embed types and professional use cases
LinkedIn supports embedding several content types, each serving different professional purposes. Post embeds display individual updates with engagement metrics (likes, comments, reposts) — ideal for showcasing testimonials, industry insights, or company announcements on corporate websites. Article embeds display full-length LinkedIn publications with reading progress indicators — useful for thought leadership content on industry blogs. Company page embeds show the LinkedIn company card with follower count, industry, and location — valuable for partnership pages and vendor directories. Job posting embeds display open positions with apply buttons — commonly used by recruitment agencies and HR platforms. Each embed type requires the LinkedIn Insight Tag and JavaScript SDK to render properly. The SDK initializes a global IN object that handles post fetching and DOM construction.
LinkedIn embed vs other social media embeds
LinkedIn's embedding approach differs significantly from Twitter/X, Facebook, and Instagram. Unlike those platforms that use oEmbed or simple iframe systems, LinkedIn requires its own JavaScript SDK (platform.linkedin.com/in.js) to be loaded on every page containing an embed. This adds approximately 100KB of compressed JavaScript per page. LinkedIn embeds are more conservative in their customization options — you can control width and comment visibility but cannot change colors, themes, or layout structure. LinkedIn embeds tend to load slower than Twitter/X embeds because the SDK must fully initialize before any content renders. However, LinkedIn embeds have better cross-browser compatibility and fewer regional restrictions. For B2B websites and professional portfolios, LinkedIn embeds provide higher-quality social proof since LinkedIn content tends to be more professionally curated than other platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can I embed LinkedIn articles?
Yes, LinkedIn articles can be embedded using the article URL. The embed displays the full article with reading progress and engagement metrics. Articles from LinkedIn Pulse are fully embeddable.
Why does my LinkedIn embed show 'Content Unavailable'?
The post may have been deleted, the author's account restricted, or the content type doesn't support embedding. Some LinkedIn content like sponsored posts and certain group discussions cannot be embedded.
Do LinkedIn embeds require the Insight Tag?
The Insight Tag is required for analytics tracking but not strictly required for rendering. However, LinkedIn recommends installing it for proper embed functionality and visitor tracking.
Can I customize LinkedIn embed colors?
No, LinkedIn embeds use LinkedIn's default blue branding. You cannot override colors or styling through embed parameters.
How do I make LinkedIn embeds responsive?
Wrap the embed in a container with max-width: 100%. LinkedIn embeds scale horizontally but maintain fixed height ratios. Test on mobile devices as the embed may overflow on very narrow screens.
Can I embed LinkedIn job postings?
Yes, job posting URLs can be embedded. The embed shows the position title, company, location, and an apply button that redirects to LinkedIn. Useful for career pages and recruitment sites.