Webflow does not have a native app or plugin specifically designed for embedding Instagram feeds. However, there are a few ways you can incorporate an Instagram feed into your Webflow site without relying on third-party tools.
One method is by using Webflow's CMS functionality. You can create a collection in the CMS specifically for your Instagram feed, with fields such as image, caption, and date. Then, you can manually add your Instagram posts as items in the CMS collection. On your website's template page, you can use a collection list to display the Instagram feed by pulling the data from the CMS collection. By utilizing the CMS, you'll have more control over the layout and design of the feed.
Another approach is by utilizing Webflow's custom code and the Instagram API. You can authenticate your website with the Instagram API and retrieve the necessary access tokens. With these tokens, you can make API calls to fetch your Instagram feed data and then use Webflow's custom code feature to integrate the feed into your website. This method requires some knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as familiarity with the Instagram API.
It's worth noting that while these methods don't require third-party tools specifically designed for embedding Instagram feeds, they do still rely on external services, such as the Instagram API, to retrieve the feed data. Therefore, some level of technical knowledge or development skills may be necessary to implement these solutions effectively.
Lastly, keep in mind that Webflow is constantly evolving and releasing new features and updates. It's possible that in the future, a native app or plugin for embedding Instagram feeds may become available. So, I recommend keeping an eye on Webflow's official updates and marketplace for any new integrations that could simplify the process.