Free tool
Review share card generator
Turn your star rating and review count into a shareable image — a social post, an Instagram story or a slim badge for your email signature. Set the numbers, pick a theme and download a PNG. Free, no sign-up.
Only publish a rating and review count you actually have — inflated numbers breach platform rules and consumer law.
Where a rating image earns its keep
- Under your name in every email your team sends.
- As the milestone post when you pass 100, 250 or 500 reviews.
- On the cover slide of a quote or proposal.
- As the link preview image for your landing page.
A rating that updates itself
Add a live star rating badge to your website free — it always shows your current rating and review count.
Related free tools
- Add a live badge instead with the floating star rating badge.
- Print a scan-to-review poster for your counter.
- Work out your next milestone with the review velocity calculator.
Frequently asked questions
What is a review share card?+
It is a simple image showing your business name, star rating and review count. Businesses post them on social media, drop them into email signatures and add them to proposals or quotes, because a rating carries more weight than another claim about quality.
What size should I use?+
The social post size of 1200 by 630 pixels suits Facebook, LinkedIn and X, and doubles as a link preview image. The 1080 by 1350 story size fits Instagram and Facebook stories. The signature badge is a slim strip designed to sit under your name in an email.
Can I post my Google rating on social media?+
Yes, as long as the figures are accurate and you are not using Google's logos in a way that implies endorsement. Stating your rating and review count as plain facts about your own business is fine — inventing or inflating them is not.
Can I use this for Trustpilot, Facebook or Airbnb ratings?+
Yes. The platform field is free text, so you can label the card with whichever platform the rating comes from. Only mix platforms into one figure if you are clear about it, because a combined average that is presented as a single platform's rating is misleading.
Is the image free to use commercially?+
Yes. The card is drawn in your browser from your own text, so the resulting PNG is yours to use in ads, posts, signatures and print with no attribution and no licence fee.
How do I keep the numbers up to date?+
Regenerate the card whenever your rating moves — it takes about ten seconds. If you want a figure that updates itself, embed a live rating badge on your website instead of relying on a static image.