Google Reviews Widget for Website: Add and Embed Google Reviews on Your Site
Your Google reviews are doing their work on Google, not on the page where people decide whether to buy. Bring them onto your own site, put them next to the testimonials you collect, and embed the whole thing with one line of code.
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Sample wall, illustrative content. Your real testimonials collect and embed the same way.
Send a request, watch the wall of love fill
In short
A Google reviews widget is an embeddable component that displays the reviews from your Google Business Profile directly on your own website, so visitors see your proof on the page where they are deciding, instead of having to go looking for it. Google does not publish an official widget of its own, so businesses use a third party tool to bring those reviews onto the site. Testimonials does this and then goes further: you import the Google reviews you already have, collect new text and video testimonials with one request link, and display all of it together in a single brand-native widget. You choose the layout, a review wall, a carousel, a single highlighted quote, or a star rating summary, and you style the fonts, colors, and corners so the reviews look designed for your site rather than dropped in from a generic feed. The embed is one line of code and works on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Framer, and plain HTML. It is deliberately lightweight, so it loads instantly and does not hurt your Core Web Vitals the way a heavy third party script can. You approve what shows, feature your strongest reviews, and because pricing is flat and unlimited there is no per-space, per-seat, or per-review metering to watch.
Last updated July 2026
What you get
Google reviews widget that founders, agencies, and SaaS teams can put live in minutes
Your Google reviews, on your page
Import the reviews you already earned on Google and show them where buyers actually hesitate, on your landing and pricing pages.
Reviews and testimonials in one widget
Star reviews prove you are legitimate. Deeper text and video testimonials do the persuading. Show both together instead of picking one.
One line, loads instantly
A lightweight embed that does not drag your page down or hurt Core Web Vitals, unlike heavy third party review scripts.
Brand-native, not bolted on
Match fonts, colors, and corners so the reviews read as part of your site rather than a packaged Google box.
How it works
From one request link to embedded proof in four steps
Bring your Google reviews in
Import the reviews you already have so they live alongside everything else, in one place.
Collect deeper proof with one link
Send a single request link and customers add a text or video testimonial with no login and no app.
Approve and feature
Pick which reviews and testimonials show, and push your strongest to the top of the widget.
Embed in one line
Paste one snippet on your site. The widget renders instantly and updates as you approve more proof.
Every plan mixes video testimonials and written quotes in one Wall of Love, and you embed it anywhere with a lightweight testimonial widget.
In depth
What to know before you add Google reviews to your website
Google does not give you a widget
This surprises people, so it is worth saying plainly: Google has no official embed for the reviews on your Business Profile. There is no snippet inside Google Business Profile that renders your reviews on your own site. That is why every "Google reviews widget" you find is a third party tool. What you are really choosing is which tool brings the reviews across, how fast it loads, and how much control you get over the way they look.
Star reviews alone rarely close the sale
A five star average tells a visitor you are legitimate. It does not tell them that a business like theirs got the specific result they want. That is the job of a testimonial, where a named customer describes the problem they had and what changed. The strongest pages carry both: the Google rating as a credibility signal, and a handful of video testimonials or detailed written quotes doing the actual persuading.
Watch what the embed does to your page speed
Review widgets are one of the most common causes of a slow landing page. Many load a large third party bundle, pull remote fonts, and shift your layout while they render, which shows up as poor Core Web Vitals and can cost you both rankings and conversions. Our embed is built to stay small and render without shifting the page, so adding proof does not cost you speed.
Attribute reviews accurately
Display reviews as the customer wrote them. Do not edit a review to change its meaning, do not attach a name to words the person did not say, and do not present a review as a testimonial you commissioned. The FTC expects endorsements to reflect the honest opinions of real customers. Accurate attribution is also simply more persuasive: buyers can smell a polished, invented quote.
Frequently asked
google reviews widget: the questions people actually ask
Does Google have a reviews widget?
No. Google does not offer an official widget to embed your Google Business Profile reviews on your own website. To display them on your site you need a third party tool that brings the reviews across and renders them as an embed. Testimonials does that, and also lets you collect and show your own text and video testimonials in the same widget.
How do I add Google reviews to my website?
Import your existing Google reviews into Testimonials, approve the ones you want to show, choose a layout (a review wall, a carousel, a single quote, or a star rating summary), style it to your brand, and paste one line of embed code where you want the reviews to appear. The widget renders instantly and updates as you approve more.
Can I embed Google reviews on my website for free?
Several tools advertise a free tier, but they usually cap the number of reviews, stamp their own badge on your site, or slow your page with a heavy script. Testimonials is a paid product with flat, unlimited pricing, so you get unlimited reviews, testimonials, walls, and brands without a meter and without someone else branding your proof.
Is it legal to display Google reviews on your own site?
Yes, businesses routinely display their Google reviews on their own websites. Show the review as written, attribute it to the reviewer accurately, and do not alter its meaning. Problems only arise when a business edits reviews to say something the customer did not say, or invents them outright.
Will a Google reviews widget slow down my website?
A poorly built one will. Many review embeds ship a heavy script, load remote assets, and shift your layout as they render, which damages Core Web Vitals. Our widget is deliberately lightweight and renders without pushing your content around, so your page stays fast.
Can I show Google reviews and testimonials together?
Yes, and it usually converts better than either alone. The Google rating is a fast credibility signal, and a detailed testimonial from a customer like your visitor is what actually answers their objection. Testimonials puts imported reviews and the text and video testimonials you collect into one widget.
Social proof that converts, collected, not chased
Send one link, your customers record a video or text testimonial, and you embed a beautiful wall of proof on your site in minutes. Text and video, unlimited, at one flat price.