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How to put reviews on your website

Practical, platform-specific walkthroughs for embedding reviews from Google, Trustpilot, TripAdvisor, Booking.com, the app stores and every other major review platform. Every guide uses the same one-line snippet — only the box you paste it into changes.

Last reviewed by the Reviews Widget product team.

Find your platform in the table below and follow that guide. If your site is hand-built or uses a framework, start with the pillar guide, which explains the concepts and links to every platform walkthrough.

Find your platform

Where the embed snippet goes on each website platform
PlatformWhere the snippet goesPlugin or app needed?
WordPressCustom HTML block or Classic Editor text tabNo
ShopifyCustom Liquid section in the theme editorNo
WixEmbed HTML elementNo
SquarespaceCode Block set to HTMLNo
WebflowEmbed element in DesignerNo
ElementorHTML widget, free plan includedNo
Plain HTML / frameworksDirectly in the body markupNo

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Frequently asked questions

What is the easiest way to put Google reviews on a website?+

Paste a single embed script tag into your page. Every mainstream website builder has a block that accepts HTML — a Code Block, an Embed element, a Custom Liquid section or an HTML widget — so no plugin, app or developer is needed on any of them.

Which guide should I follow?+

Pick the guide matching the platform your site is built on. If you are unsure, or your site is hand-built, start with the pillar guide, which covers the concepts and links out to every platform-specific walkthrough.

Do these guides only cover Google reviews?+

The steps are identical for Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook and TripAdvisor. The embed snippet is the same one line regardless of how many review sources you connect, and multiple sources appear as tabs within one widget.

Will embedded reviews show star ratings in Google search?+

Usually not. Google treats reviews about your own business, displayed on your own site, as self-serving and ineligible for review rich results. The widget still injects valid structured data, but treat embedded reviews as a conversion asset rather than a rankings tactic.

Do I need to be technical to follow these guides?+

No. Every guide is written for the platform's normal editing interface, with the exact menu names and settings. The most technical action in any of them is copying one line of text and pasting it into a box.

Why do reviews not appear in my site editor?+

Most builders — Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Elementor and the Shopify theme editor — deliberately block third-party scripts inside their editors and show a placeholder instead. Publish the page and check the live URL; that is the only reliable test.

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