Reddit's official embed code for any post or comment with a live preview, the RSS feed URL for a subreddit, user, thread, search, or domain, and clean links in every form. Runs in your browser; nothing connects to your Reddit account.
Paste a post URL, or a comment permalink to embed one comment.
Post, comment, subreddit, or user links on any Reddit host. Share links of the /s/ form cannot be expanded here.
Embed code
Preview (drawn by Reddit's own embed script)
How it works
Three small jobs every Reddit marketer or community manager runs into, done in the browser with no signup.
- Embed a post or comment: the exact markup Reddit's own Embed dialog produces, a
blockquotewith the link plus Reddit'swidgets.js. It carries the options that script honours: light or dark theme, height, show media, title, username, and edits. For comments it adds the parent comment and reply depth. Load preview draws it with Reddit's script so you see the card before you paste the code. - RSS feed URL: the
.rssaddress for a subreddit (hot, new, top by period, or rising), a user (posts, comments, or both), a thread's comments, or a search (site-wide or inside a subreddit). It also covers a multireddit, r/all, and the front page. And it covers the domain feed, which lists every Reddit post linking to a site: the free way to hear when someone posts your page. Your feed reader fetches it; nothing goes through this site. - Link converter: a clean canonical link with tracking parameters removed, the old.reddit.com version, the redd.it short link for posts, and a Markdown link for comments.
Reddit's embed terms apply to anything you embed: leave the card as Reddit draws it, do not use it in advertisements, and do not imply Reddit endorses your page. Feeds are rate-limited by Reddit to about one fetch every 10 to 15 seconds per address, so stagger a reader that follows many of them.
What you will see
- Embed code
- The blockquote plus script to paste into your page's HTML. The blockquote's link is the fallback shown where the script cannot run.
- Theme, height, show media / title / username / edits
- The
data-embed-*options Reddit's script reads. Height is the card's starting height in pixels; the script adjusts it once the post loads. - Show the parent comment, reply depth
- Comment embeds only: include the comment being replied to, and how many levels of replies to show.
- Feed URL
- The
.rssaddress to add to a feed reader, with an Open link to check it. - Link forms
- Canonical (www, no tracking parameters), old.reddit.com, redd.it (posts), and Markdown.
Frequently asked questions
How do I embed a Reddit post on my website?
Paste the post's URL into the Embed tab, pick the options (light or dark theme, whether to show the media, title, edits, and username), and copy the code. It is the same markup Reddit's own Embed button produces: a blockquote with the post link and a small script from embed.reddit.com that turns it into the live post card. Paste it into your page's HTML where the post should appear; on WordPress use a Custom HTML block. Press Load preview here to see it render first.
Can I embed a single comment instead of the whole post?
Yes. Paste the comment's permalink (open the comment's share menu or timestamp to get it) and the generator switches to a comment embed. "Show the parent comment" adds the comment it replies to for context, which is what Reddit's own dialog offers; the depth option controls how many replies show under it.
Why does the embed show only a link and no card?
The card is drawn by Reddit's script, which needs to load from embed.reddit.com on your page. Content blockers, a strict Content Security Policy on your site, or a page builder that strips script tags will leave the plain link (that is the fallback the blockquote provides). Posts from private or quarantined communities, and deleted posts, also render as a link only.
What is the RSS feed URL for a subreddit?
Add .rss to almost any Reddit listing: https://www.reddit.com/r/SEO/.rss for a subreddit's hot posts, /r/SEO/new/.rss for the newest, /r/SEO/top/.rss?t=week for the week's top posts. The RSS tab builds these for subreddits, users, a thread's comments, searches, multireddits, and domains, and links to the feed so you can check it opens.
How do I get an RSS feed of every Reddit post that links to my website?
Use the domain feed: https://www.reddit.com/domain/yoursite.com/.rss. It lists every link post pointing at that domain across Reddit, newest first, which makes it a free monitor for brand mentions and traffic sources. The RSS tab builds it from a domain name; add it to your feed reader and you are notified when someone posts your page.
My feed reader says the Reddit feed is blocked or rate-limited. Why?
Reddit serves feeds to readers, but it limits how often one address can fetch them, roughly one request every 10 to 15 seconds, and blocks readers that hit it faster or identify themselves poorly. Most hosted readers handle this; a self-hosted reader polling many Reddit feeds should stagger them and refresh no more than every 15 minutes. Feeds are fetched by your reader, never through this site.
What does the link converter do?
It rewrites any Reddit link into the forms people need. The clean canonical www.reddit.com link with tracking parameters removed. The old.reddit.com version for people who prefer the classic site. The redd.it short link for posts. And a Markdown link ready for a comment. Share links of the /s/ form redirect on Reddit's servers and cannot be expanded here; open one in a browser and copy the full URL it lands on.
Is this free, and does it connect to Reddit?
Free with no signup. Everything runs in your browser and nothing connects to your Reddit account. The only thing fetched from Reddit is its own embed script, and only when you press Load preview or put the code on your page. Embedding is covered by Reddit's embed terms: do not alter or hide parts of the embed, use it in ads, or imply Reddit endorses your page.