“Review Us on Google” Button & Badge Generator

How to add a Google review button to your website

Every website builder has a box for your own HTML. Copy the Website code from step 3 and paste it into that box. The button opens your Google review form in a new tab. Good spots: your footer, your contact page, and the thank-you page people see after they book or buy.

WordPress

1. Open the page in the WordPress editor.
2. Click + and add a Custom HTML block where the button should go.
3. Paste the code, click Preview, then Update.

Using Elementor or another page builder? Its HTML widget does the same job.

Wix

1. In the Wix Editor, click Add Elements (+), then Embed Code, then Embed HTML.
2. Click Enter Code, paste the code and click Update.
3. Drag the box to its spot and make it a little bigger than the button.

Wix shows your code inside its own frame. That's fine: the button opens Google in a new tab.

Squarespace

1. Edit the page and click Add Block (or +).
2. Choose Code, then click the pencil icon on the block.
3. Paste the code and save the page.

The code has no JavaScript, so it works on every Squarespace plan. Squarespace asks for a higher plan only for scripts and iframes (Squarespace help).

Shopify, Webflow or your own HTML

Paste the code into a Custom Liquid section in Shopify's theme editor, a Code Embed element in Webflow, or straight into your page. If a builder only takes pictures, download the PNG from the Image file tab and link it to your review link.

How to add a Google review link to your email signature

A button in your signature asks for a review in every email you send, without you asking out loud. Open the Email signature tab, click Copy signature button, then paste it into your email app and save.

Gmail

1. On a computer, open Gmail, click Settings (the gear), then See all settings.
2. Scroll to Signature and click in the box under your name.
3. Paste, scroll down and click Save Changes. Send yourself a test email.

Gmail allows up to 10,000 characters in a signature, and the button uses far fewer (Gmail help). On your phone, the Gmail app uses this signature unless you set a separate Mobile signature, so leave that one empty.

Outlook

• New Outlook for Windows and Outlook on the web: Settings → Accounts → Signatures → Add signature. Paste, name it, and save.
• Classic Outlook for Windows: File → Options → Mail → Signatures. Click New, paste, and click OK.

Classic Outlook draws the button with square corners. It still works (Microsoft's steps).

Apple Mail

1. Open Mail, then Settings → Signatures. Pick your account and click +.
2. Turn off Always match my default message font.
3. Paste the button into the signature box.

If the colors disappear

Some email apps strip background colors. In the Email signature tab, open Image-only version, pick a ready-made image and copy that instead. It's one picture with your link, hosted on reputemap.com, with “Review us on Google” as its text for people whose email hides images.

Review button or live star badge: which do you need?

This page makes a review button. It asks for a review and never needs updating. A live badge shows your real star rating and review count, and changes by itself as reviews come in. Many businesses use both: the badge near the top of the website, the button in the footer and in email.

The live badge is one of the six layouts of ReputeMap's free Google reviews widget. It shows your true average, never rounded up. The free version carries a small “Powered by ReputeMap” link.

Get the free live badge

Why these buttons have no Google logo

Google's trademark rules say to use only Google-approved artwork for its logos, and not to suggest you work with Google when you don't. So every design here uses a plain star and the words “Review us on Google”. People still know exactly where the button goes.

Google used to hand out official “Review us on Google” stickers in its Business Profile Marketing Kit. That site now just redirects to the Business Profile homepage (we checked on October 22, 2026). For your counter and receipts, print a code with our Google review QR code generator. ReputeMap isn't part of Google, and Google is a trademark of Google LLC.

Where to put your review button

• Your website: the footer, the contact page, and the thank-you page after a booking or an order.
• Email: the signature of everyone who talks to customers, plus your follow-up and receipt emails.
• Paper: invoices and receipts. Use the PNG, or a QR code people can scan.

Two rules from Google's review policy: don't offer anything in return for a review, and don't ask only your happy customers. Show the button to everyone. Need the link on its own, for a text message? The Google review link generator makes it, and our review request templates give you the words.

A button waits. A review request asks.

Most happy customers never click a button on their own. They write a review when you ask them right after the visit. ReputeMap sends that ask for you by email, with your review link inside, and alerts you when a 1–3★ review comes in so you can answer it fast.

• Email and QR review requests come with every plan, from $19 a month (Solo, one location).
• Growth, $39 a month for up to 15 locations, adds email campaigns with automatic reminders.
• Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial: card required, cancel anytime. See all plans.

More on asking the right way: how to get more Google reviews.