📱 Social Media Post Viewer
View up to 4 Instagram, TikTok, X (Twitter) and Facebook posts side by side. Great for monitoring brands, competitors, or content research.
e.g. instagram.com/p/CODE, tiktok.com/@user/video/ID, x.com/user/status/ID, facebook.com/user/posts/ID
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Add a social media post to get started
Paste a URL above and click Add Stream
How to use this tool
- Copy any post/video URL from Instagram, TikTok, X (Twitter), or Facebook
- Paste it into the input field and click Add Stream
- Add up to 4 posts and use the layout buttons to arrange them
- Hover over a post and click × to remove it
Good to know
- Streams and posts play inside each platform’s own embedded player (for example YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Vimeo or Facebook). CreatorAiHub does not receive or store what you watch, but those players follow their own platform’s cookies and privacy policies.
- Some creators or platforms disable embedding, and live streams may be region- or age-restricted — those can’t be shown here.
- Running several streams at once uses a lot of bandwidth and processing power on your device.
Frequently asked questions
Which URL formats work?
Instagram: /p/, /reel/, /tv/ URLs. TikTok: video URLs (tiktok.com/@user/video/...). X (Twitter): status URLs (twitter.com or x.com). Facebook: post, video, or fb.watch URLs.
Can I embed live streams?
This tool is for posts and videos, not live streams. Instagram Live, TikTok Live, X Spaces and Facebook Live don't allow third-party embedding. For live streams see our other multi-viewers.
Why is a post showing a login prompt?
Some posts (especially Instagram Reels) require the viewer to be signed in to Instagram. Your browser needs to be logged in to the platform. Private posts won't load.
Do posts autoplay?
TikTok videos and Facebook videos autoplay muted where possible. Instagram embeds show a static preview until clicked. X posts render as tweet cards.
Is my data shared with these platforms?
Yes, the embedded content is loaded directly from each platform. Their tracking and cookies apply within their iframe.