Should I use the script or the iframe embed code for my LinkedIn widget?

Script vs iframe

What each snippet looks like

Script: <div class="linkedembed-widget" data-widget-id="…"></div> followed by <script src="https://www.linkedinembed.com/embed.js" async></script>. Both parts are required. Copy the exact code with your widget ID from the Integration tab, and don't edit the ID: it's how the code finds your widget.

Iframe: a single <iframe> tag that points at your widget and includes loading="lazy" and a height in its style. Change the height value until the whole widget shows without empty space, and check it on mobile, where content is often taller.

Which one for your builder

• WordPress: script in a Custom HTML block. Some WordPress.com plans strip scripts; use the iframe there.
• Squarespace: scripts in Code blocks need a plan with custom code support; otherwise use the iframe.
• Wix and Framer: embeds sit in a fixed-size box, so set the element's height either way.
• Webflow: script in a Code Embed element; it runs on the published site, not in the Designer.
• React / Next.js: script, plus window.LinkedEmbed?.mount() after client-side navigation.

If your site sends a Content Security Policy, allow the LinkedInEmbed domain in script-src (for the script) and frame-src (for the widget frame). More fixes in LinkedIn feed not showing.

Switching between them

Both snippets show the same widget, so you can switch at any time without touching your design settings. Copy the other snippet from the Integration tab, replace the old code and republish your page. You only need one of them per placement.

Moving from the iframe to the script? Remove any fixed height or wrapper you added, since the script handles sizing. Moving to the iframe? Set a height that fits your longest content on mobile, because the iframe won't grow by itself. Both versions load the widget lazily, so neither holds up the rest of your page.