Features

Everything Fuse Social can do

A floating icon bar, share buttons, a Gutenberg block and a widget — one settings screen, 43 networks, no code anywhere.

In the free plugin

Free covers most sites

Ten years on WordPress.org. No feature timer, no watermark, no upsell banner in your admin.

Drag to arrange

Reorder icons by dragging, or sort A–Z in one click. The order carries across the bar, block and widget.

17 networks free

Facebook, X, Instagram, Threads, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, GitHub, Behance, Flickr, Tumblr, VK, SoundCloud, Stack Overflow, RSS and Email.

Circle or square

Two icon shapes in free, with your own background, icon and hover colours.

Size & spacing

Independent sliders for icon size and the gap between them, so the bar fits your layout.

All 21 share channels

Every share channel is free — Facebook, X, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, Telegram and more, auto-inserted before your content.

Block, widget & shortcode

A Gutenberg block, a classic widget, and [fuse_icons] for page builders and theme templates.

Placement

Put your icons anywhere

A floating bar is the default, but the same icon set renders wherever you need it.

Floating sidebar

A sticky vertical bar on the left or right edge that follows the reader. Or pin it along the bottom.

Header & menu

Drop the block or shortcode into your site header, or add social icons to a WordPress menu.

Sidebar widget

The classic widget works in any theme with widget areas — no full-site editing needed.

Inside posts

Insert the block mid-article, or place share buttons automatically before your content.

Footer

A quiet row of monochrome icons, sized and spaced independently of your floating bar.

Mobile bottom bar

A full-width sticky bar on small screens, where a vertical rail would sit over your content.

Pro

What $29.99 unlocks

The behaviour and data that make a floating bar feel designed rather than bolted on.

Click & share analytics

Every click counted per network, with a 14-day chart and 30-day totals right inside your dashboard.

Display rules

Show or hide each icon set per page, per post type, or on every blog post at once.

Chat bubble

A tap-to-chat button for WhatsApp, Messenger or Telegram, with the first message pre-filled.

Unlimited custom icons

Upload your own artwork with its own link, background, icon colour and hover colours.

Appear on scroll

Keep the bar off your hero, then bring it in after a set number of pixels. Hide it again on scroll down.

Eight hover effects

Free gives you rotate. Pro adds lift, pulse, shake, bounce, swing and flip — plus two more shapes.

43 networks

Every platform your audience is on

Seventeen are free. Pro unlocks the other twenty-six, including the newer ones most plugins still have not added.

FacebookX (Twitter)InstagramThreadsYouTubeLinkedInPinterestRedditGitHubBehanceFlickrTumblrVKSoundCloudStack OverflowRSSEmailTikTokWhatsAppTelegramDiscordSnapchatTwitchSpotifyDribbbleMediumSubstackPatreonMastodonBlueskySignalSlackVimeoEtsyQuoraYelpLINEViberMessengerSkypeGitLabCodePenDEV.to+ your own icon

Speed & privacy

Light on your page

Loads only where needed

Assets are queued on the front end only, and only when an icon set actually renders on that page.

Inline SVG, no icon font

No extra font request and no flash of unstyled icons.

GDPR consent mode

No external share-count requests fire until your visitor has given consent.

From the blog

Guides worth reading first

Practical walkthroughs on placing icons, fixing them when they vanish, and deciding what actually earns its place.

How to add social media icons to WordPress

All four placements, the code for each, and the sizing rules that decide whether they help.

Read the guide →

Social icons in your header or menu

Block themes, classic themes and the menu-item approach, with the design rules that matter.

Read the guide →

Add a WhatsApp chat button

Number formatting, pre-filled messages and the mobile behaviour that decides whether anyone taps it.

Read the guide →

Try it free, upgrade when you need more

The free plugin covers most sites. Pro is one payment for every site you own.