Social proof
People already recommend you.
Put it on your site.
Every week someone posts something good about your product on X, LinkedIn or Reddit — and it disappears down a feed. SocialClipper saves those posts in full and turns them into a wall of love you can embed on any page with one line of HTML.
What a wall looks like
Example — placeholder contentSample Account
@example_one
Placeholder post text. This is where a real post from your customer would appear — with their name, their handle, and a link back to the original.
Sample Profile
sample-profile
Placeholder post text showing how a longer write-up looks on the wall. Line breaks and paragraphs are preserved exactly as they were posted.
Sample Redditor
u/example_three
Placeholder comment text. Reddit threads work the same way as posts on the other platforms.
Sample Creator
@example_four
Placeholder caption text. Images attached to the post come across with it.
Sample Channel
@example_five
Placeholder video description. The thumbnail comes along, and the card links back to the video.
Sample TikToker
@example_six
Placeholder caption. Videos show their cover frame rather than autoplaying six clips at once.
Three steps, about five minutes
Clip the praise
When someone posts about you, click the extension. The whole post is saved — text, images, video, author and avatar — so it survives even if the original is deleted.
Tag and curate
Tag the good ones “testimonials”. Publish that tag as a wall, pick a layout and theme, and hide anything that does not belong.
Paste one line
Drop the snippet into your landing page. The wall updates itself every time you clip something new — no redeploy.
The whole integration
Your dashboard fills in the slug when you publish a wall. It renders inside your page, not in an iframe, so the testimonials are real text in your HTML — readable by search engines and styled to match a light or dark site.
<div data-socialclipper="your-wall-slug"></div> <script src="https://socialclipper.io/embed.js" async></script>
Four layouts
Wall, grid, list or carousel — and a light or dark theme. Switch any time; embedded walls update in place.
Hide what you like
A wall is curated. Drop any saved post off the public version without deleting it from your library.
Six platforms
X, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and YouTube on one wall, each card badged with where it came from.
Questions
What is a wall of love?+
A section on your website that collects social proof — testimonials, reviews and praise — in one place. The term usually refers to an embeddable grid of quotes shown on a landing or pricing page.
Does SocialClipper collect testimonials for me?+
No. SocialClipper does not send request forms or record video testimonials. It captures praise that has already been posted publicly on social media and turns it into an embeddable wall. If you need to actively solicit testimonials from customers, use a dedicated collection tool alongside it.
Which platforms can I pull testimonials from?+
X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and YouTube. You save a post with the browser extension, tag it, and it becomes a card on your wall.
Will the embedded testimonials show up in Google?+
Yes. The embed renders inside your own page rather than in an iframe, so the text of each testimonial is part of your page's HTML. An iframe embed is also available for site builders that block third-party scripts, but iframe content is not attributed to your page.
Where can I embed the wall?+
Anywhere you can paste HTML: Webflow, Framer, WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Ghost, or a hand-written page. Notion and other hosts that block scripts can use the iframe version.
What happens if the original post is deleted?+
The card stays on your wall. SocialClipper stores the full post — text, author and media — at the moment you save it, so a deleted or edited post does not leave a hole in your page.
Is it free?+
Publishing and embedding a wall is included on the free plan, which covers 50 saved posts with no time limit. Premium ($4.99/mo) removes the save limit — that is the only difference between the plans. Every embedded wall carries a small “Powered by SocialClipper” line.