> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.feedspring.com/introduction/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.feedspring.com/introduction/attributes/installation.md). # Installation Add the FeedSpring script for your feed source, find your Feed ID, and install on any platform. Attributes need two things on the page: the script for your feed source, and your Feed ID. ### 1. Add the script Paste the script for your feed type into your site's ``. In Webflow, that's Site Settings → Custom Code → Head Code. In plain HTML, inside ``. ```html ``` Only load the scripts for feed types you are actually using. ### 2. Find your Feed ID Your Feed ID is on the feed setup page in the [FeedSpring dashboard](https://app.feedspring.com). Each feed ID starts with a source prefix so the script knows which source to render: | Prefix | Source | | -------------- | -------------- | | `inst_...` | Instagram | | `google_...` | Google Reviews | | `tiktok_...` | TikTok | | `dribbble_...` | Dribbble | The Feed ID prefix, the script, and the field names you use must all belong to the same source. A `google_` Feed ID with the Instagram script renders nothing. ### 3. Add your markup and publish Add a feed wrapper and a post template to your page — see [A minimal feed](/introduction/attributes/overview.md#a-minimal-feed) and [Fields & Elements](/introduction/attributes/fields-and-elements.md). Replace `YOUR-FEED-ID` with the ID from your FeedSpring dashboard and publish the page. The feed renders on the next page load. ### Platform notes The script and markup are the same everywhere. The only thing that changes is where you paste the script. **Webflow.** See [Webflow](/introduction/build-with/webflow.md) for a step-by-step guide. In short: open your project, go to Site Settings → Custom Code and paste the `