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Changing the name or URL of your Juicer feed

Written by Mario T.

Juicer Social makes it simple to make small customizations to your feed's dedicated webpage. Every Juicer feed comes with a corresponding webpage that displays the feed full-screen. We call that page hub page. People typically use this hub page when showing Juicer on a screen during an event, or as a place to showcase their content, if they don't want to embed the feed. For more ways to use it, see No website? Share your Juicer feed with its hub page.

Changing the feed name

At the top of every feed's editor is a name, which is assigned automatically when the feed is created. To change it:

  1. In your feed editor's top bar, click the feed name (or the ✏️ pencil icon next to it).

  2. In the Change feed name modal that opens, enter the new name in the Feed name field, then click Save.

    Feed name edit icon in the editor top bar opening the Change feed name dialog

Updating the feed URL

When changing the name, you can also apply the change to the feed's URL by ticking the Also update the feed's URL checkbox in the same modal.

Change feed name dialog with the Also update the feed's URL checkbox ticked and a warning that the embed code will change

⚠️ Important: Changing the feed URL will break your Juicer feed if it is currently embedded on a website. That's because changing the URL also changes the feed-id (aka the slug) portion of your embed code.

A couple of things to know about how the new URL is generated:

  • Special characters (spaces, punctuation, accents) are removed or replaced so the URL stays clean.

  • If the resulting URL is already in use by another feed in your account, Juicer will append a suffix (for example -2) to make it unique.

If you change the feed URL, make sure to:

  1. Re-paste your Juicer embed code onto your webpage immediately afterward, or

  2. Change the feed-id in the code to match the new one you've created.

In the image below, you can see where to get the new embed code in 2 clicks. The highlighted word nasa is the feed-id of this feed—you can either copy the whole embed code or just your new feed-id and update your old embed code on your website accordingly.

Embed feed dialog showing the embed code with the feed's name in the URL and the Copy code button
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