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Our review badges for your website

Every badge your organization can put on its own website, what each one is for, and how to show it well.

The badges

Four shapes, each drawn for a light page and for a dark one. They are shown here as a new organization receives them, before its first review. Yours shows your own stars and review count, and keeps them current.

Inline link

One line carrying your stars and your score. Made for a sentence, a footer line or an email signature.

Drawn 20 pixels tall. Its width follows your score and review count.

Inline link for light backgrounds — For light backgrounds

Inline link for dark backgrounds — For dark backgrounds

Compact badge

A small block with the mark, your stars and how many reviews. Made for a contact panel or a sidebar.

Drawn at 200 by 64 pixels.

For light backgrounds

For dark backgrounds

Wide banner

A full-width strip that sends readers to your reviews. Made for a page footer.

Drawn at 480 by 72 pixels.

Wide banner for light backgrounds — For light backgrounds

Wide banner for dark backgrounds — For dark backgrounds

Sidebar card

A tall card that leads with your score. Made for a column beside your content.

Drawn at 220 by 200 pixels.

Sidebar card for light backgrounds — For light backgrounds

Sidebar card for dark backgrounds — For dark backgrounds

Light, dark or both

Light
For pages with a light background.
Dark
For pages with a dark background.
Follows the reader
Switches between light and dark with the reader's own setting. Choose it when your site offers both.

Always current

Every badge is fetched from us each time someone opens your page, so it shows your rating as it stands today. Retire your review link and every badge comes down with it.

If the badge image is blocked or slow to arrive, readers see its text description in its place, and the link still works.

Where your site refuses outside images, your dashboard also offers a self-contained version. It writes the whole badge into your page and keeps the rating from the day you copied it, without updating. Wherever your site allows outside images, use the live badge instead.

Using the badges well

Do

Paste the code exactly as your dashboard gives it.
Choose the treatment that matches the page behind the badge, or let it follow the reader.
Show it at its drawn size. It may shrink to fit a narrow column, but never stretch it.
Give it room of its own, clear of other logos, buttons and text.

Don't

Recolor, redraw, crop or retype any part of a badge.
Use a screenshot or a saved copy. It goes out of date, and it stays up after your review link is retired.
Type your rating or review count next to it. The badge already shows both and keeps them current.
Translate its wording. Badges read in English on every site, and the reviews page they open uses your dashboard language.

Get your organization's badge

Company and academy profiles take their badges from the organization dashboard.

Sign in as an administrator of your organization.
On your organization dashboard, open the Reviews tab and publish a public review link.
Choose “Get badges for your website”, pick a shape and a treatment, and copy the code onto your site.

If the Reviews tab shows an upgrade prompt in place of your review links, they come with a higher plan. Compare plans

Open your dashboard

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The badges

Inline link

One line carrying your stars and your score. Made for a sentence, a footer line or an email signature.

Drawn 20 pixels tall. Its width follows your score and review count.

Compact badge

A small block with the mark, your stars and how many reviews. Made for a contact panel or a sidebar.

Drawn at 200 by 64 pixels.

For light backgrounds

For dark backgrounds

Wide banner

A full-width strip that sends readers to your reviews. Made for a page footer.

Drawn at 480 by 72 pixels.

Sidebar card

A tall card that leads with your score. Made for a column beside your content.

Drawn at 220 by 200 pixels.

Always current

Every badge is fetched from us each time someone opens your page, so it shows your rating as it stands today. Retire your review link and every badge comes down with it.

If the badge image is blocked or slow to arrive, readers see its text description in its place, and the link still works.

Using the badges well

Do

Paste the code exactly as your dashboard gives it.
Choose the treatment that matches the page behind the badge, or let it follow the reader.
Show it at its drawn size. It may shrink to fit a narrow column, but never stretch it.
Give it room of its own, clear of other logos, buttons and text.

Don't

Recolor, redraw, crop or retype any part of a badge.
Use a screenshot or a saved copy. It goes out of date, and it stays up after your review link is retired.
Type your rating or review count next to it. The badge already shows both and keeps them current.
Translate its wording. Badges read in English on every site, and the reviews page they open uses your dashboard language.

Get your organization's badge

Company and academy profiles take their badges from the organization dashboard.

On your organization dashboard, open the Reviews tab and publish a public review link.

Choose “Get badges for your website”, pick a shape and a treatment, and copy the code onto your site.

If the Reviews tab shows an upgrade prompt in place of your review links, they come with a higher plan. Compare plans

Our review badges for your website

The badges

Inline link

Compact badge

Wide banner

Sidebar card

Light, dark or both

Light

Dark

Follows the reader

Always current

Using the badges well

Do

Don't

Get your organization's badge

Our review badges for your website

The badges

Inline link

Compact badge

Wide banner

Sidebar card

Light, dark or both

Light

Dark

Follows the reader

Always current

Using the badges well

Do

Don't

Get your organization's badge