Google Review
Badge Generator
Search for your business, choose a style, and copy the embed code. Your Google star rating and review count, on your website in under 2 minutes.
Find your business
Try "The Coffee House London" or your business name + location
Choose a style
Preview
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Where to put the badge on your website
The badge only works if people see it at the right moment. Placement matters more than most people realise.
Homepage hero
Right below your headline or CTA button. This is where visitors decide whether to trust you.
Highest impact
Pricing / booking page
Customers about to spend money are most influenced by social proof at that exact moment.
High impact
Contact page
People checking your contact page are already interested. A visible rating removes the last bit of hesitation.
High impact
Footer
A footer badge builds background trust across every page of your site without being intrusive.
Medium impact
Your rating is one of the fastest trust signals you have
Most visitors decide whether to contact you within 10 seconds of landing on your site. A visible review badge shortens that decision.
88%
Trust online reviews as much as a personal recommendation
Displaying your rating takes that trust signal from Google and puts it directly on your site.
31%
More likely to spend with a business that has reviews
Customers with a visible star rating on the checkout or booking page convert at a noticeably higher rate.
2 min
To set up a review badge with this tool
Search your business, pick a style, copy the code. No account needed, no subscription, no complicated setup.
How to add the badge to your website
Step-by-step instructions for the most common website platforms.
- 1Open the page or post in the editor
- 2Add a Custom HTML block where you want the badge
- 3Paste the code and update the page
- 1Select the section where you want the badge
- 2Add an Embed element from the Add panel
- 3Paste the HTML code and publish
- 1Go to Online Store > Themes > Edit code
- 2Open the section file where you want the badge
- 3Paste the HTML and save
- 1Add a new block or section to your page
- 2Choose the Code or HTML Embed option
- 3Paste the code and save or publish
Which style should you pick?
| Style | Best for |
|---|---|
| Light Card | White or light-coloured websites, anywhere you want the badge to stand out |
| Dark Card | Dark-themed sites, footer sections, dark hero areas |
| Pill | Headers, navigation bars, tight spaces where a full card would be too large |
| Minimal | Inside paragraphs, next to form fields, subtle placements that should not distract |
more reviews. better badge.
The badge looks better the more reviews you have. Bragly automates collection so your count keeps climbing and your rating stays strong.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Google review badge is a small widget you embed on your website that shows your current Google star rating and total review count. It puts trust signals directly on your site so visitors can see your reputation without leaving the page. Businesses that display their Google rating typically see higher conversion rates because the social proof is visible right where customers are making decisions.
The HTML embed code generated here is static — it shows the rating at the time you copied the code. To keep it current, regenerate and re-embed the badge periodically. Bragly's dynamic widget updates automatically as new reviews come in.
The most effective placements are your homepage hero section, your contact page, near your pricing or booking form, and your footer. Any place where a visitor is about to make a decision benefits from visible social proof. Avoid putting it somewhere nobody scrolls to.
Yes. Displaying your Google rating and review count on your website is allowed. The badge generated here uses plain stars and text rather than the Google logo in a way that requires licensing. If you want to include the Google logo, follow the official Google branding guidelines.
Light card works on most websites with a white or light background. Dark card suits dark-themed sites or footer sections. Pill is good for tight spaces like headers or navigation bars. Minimal is best if you want something subtle that fits into existing text without drawing too much attention.
Copy the HTML code and paste it into your website where you want the badge to appear. On WordPress, use a Custom HTML block. On Webflow, use an Embed element. On Squarespace or Wix, use their HTML embed feature. On Shopify, edit the relevant section in your theme files.
Try searching with your full business name and city together. If your business is new or has very few reviews, it may not appear. Make sure your Google Business Profile is fully verified. You can also try searching by your street address.
Yes. The generated HTML uses inline CSS so you can edit colour values directly in the code. Look for background, color, and border-color values and replace them with your brand colours. The star colour (#f59e0b) can also be changed.
