Review Card Generator

Free review card generator with pixel-accurate Google, App Store, Amazon, Trustpilot, Yelp & Facebook layouts, photo avatars, rating badges and star stickers. Export a transparent PNG or SVG, or copy to clipboard. No signup, runs locally.

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Review Card Generator
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  • Free · No sign-up
  • Runs in your browser
  • 8 features
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Review cards that match the real platforms

Turn any rating into a pixel-accurate, share-ready graphic. Build review cards that match the real Google, App Store, Amazon, Trustpilot, Yelp and Facebook layouts, drop in a photo or auto-initials avatar, add rating badges and star stickers, set the reviewer, half-star rating, title and text, float the card on a gradient backdrop, flip to dark mode, then export a transparent PNG or scalable SVG or copy it straight to your clipboard. Everything renders locally in your browser.

Most review-image tools give you one generic card. This one rebuilds the actual layout of each platform: Google's circular avatar, gold stars and Local-Guide subtitle; the App Store's bold headline with the orange star row and 'Yes/No helpful' footer; Amazon's verified-purchase line and rounded Helpful button; Trustpilot's green star tiles and verified check; Yelp's red star blocks with Useful/Funny/Cool; and Facebook's recommendation card with Like, Comment and Share. Pick a platform, type the reviewer's name, date, headline and review, and drag the rating from zero to five with half-star precision — the card redraws instantly. Because it's built with SVG, the stars and text stay razor-sharp at any size.

Features

  • 6 platform-accurate review cards: Google, App Store, Amazon, Trustpilot, Yelp & Facebook
  • 5 rating badges: score, Google, Trustpilot, App Store & Yelp
  • 5 stickers: stars, score, satisfaction faces, top-rated seal & rating pill
  • Fractional half-star ratings, verified badges & helpful counts
  • Photo avatar upload or auto-generated colour initials
  • Gradient / solid backdrops, drop shadow, light & dark cards
  • Export 1×/2×/3× transparent PNG, scalable SVG, or copy to clipboard
  • One-click randomiser for instant sample reviews

How to use Review Card Generator

  1. 1

    Pick a style

    Choose a Google, App Store, Amazon, Trustpilot, Yelp or Facebook card, a rating badge, or a star sticker.

  2. 2

    Enter the review

    Type the reviewer's name, date, title and review text, then upload a photo avatar or use auto-initials.

  3. 3

    Set the rating & style

    Drag the rating from 0 to 5 in half-star steps, pick a star colour, add a backdrop, and toggle dark mode or the verified badge.

  4. 4

    Export

    Download a 1×/2×/3× transparent PNG or an SVG, or copy the image to your clipboard. Nothing leaves your browser.

Common use cases

  • Add testimonial cards to a landing page or sales deck
  • Make Google, App Store, Yelp or Amazon review graphics for social posts
  • Create Trustpilot, Google or App Store rating badges for marketing
  • Export star stickers, top-rated seals and rating pills for thumbnails and stories
  • Show social proof in ads, case studies and pitch presentations
  • Prototype review widgets and UI mockups for design and portfolios

Detailed guide

Avatars, badges, stickers and backdrops

Upload a real photo for the avatar or let the tool generate coloured initials from the name. Beyond full cards you can export compact rating badges (score, Google, Trustpilot, App Store, Yelp), transparent star and satisfaction-face stickers, a scalloped 'top-rated' seal and a rating pill. Add a helpful count, a verified badge, and a company or product name to finish the story.

Social proof for posts, decks and sites

Float any card on a gradient or solid backdrop with a soft drop shadow so it looks native to a slide or ad, switch to a dark card to match a moody feed, and pick your brand's star colour. Export a 1×, 2× or 3× transparent PNG to drop anywhere, download an SVG to refine in Figma, or copy the graphic straight to your clipboard and paste it into your deck. Everything renders on your device, so nothing is uploaded. Label mockups as examples wherever real testimonials are expected.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a review card graphic?

Pick a style (Google, App Store, Amazon, Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook, a rating badge or a star sticker), type the reviewer name, date, title and text, set the star rating, then click Download for a transparent PNG or SVG, or Copy to place it straight into your design.

Which review platforms can I recreate?

The tool ships six platform-accurate cards — Google, App Store, Amazon, Trustpilot, Yelp and Facebook — plus a custom testimonial card. Each one matches the real avatar, star style, verified badge and helpful/action row of that platform.

Can I add a profile photo to the reviewer?

Yes. Upload any image for the avatar and it's clipped into a circle on the card, or leave it blank and the tool generates coloured initials from the reviewer's name. The photo is read locally and never uploaded.

Can I copy the review image straight to my clipboard?

Yes. The Copy button rasterises the card to a PNG and writes it to your clipboard so you can paste it directly into Slides, Docs, Figma or a chat, no download needed. You can also export a 1×, 2× or 3× PNG or an SVG.

Can I put the card on a coloured or gradient background?

Yes. Choose a backdrop (light, graphite or a gradient preset) and the card floats on it with a soft drop shadow, ready for slides and ads. Choose 'None' for a fully transparent export.

Can I use half-star ratings?

Yes. The rating slider runs from 0 to 5 in 0.5 steps and the stars fill fractionally, so a 4.5 shows exactly four and a half filled stars.

Are the exports transparent?

The star-sticker style exports on a fully transparent background, and every style is also available as a scalable SVG. Card styles export as a clean PNG you can place on any background.

Is my data uploaded?

No. The graphic is rendered entirely in your browser with SVG. Nothing you type is uploaded, stored or sent to a server.

Is it OK to create review graphics?

Use them for real testimonials, design mockups, presentations and social proof. Don't fabricate reviews to deceive customers, label examples as mockups wherever genuine reviews are expected.

How do I make a review card mockup for a landing page?

Enter the reviewer name, rating and review text, pick a platform style, and export a clean review card image, made for UI mockups, portfolios, demos and presentations, not for fabricating genuine reviews.

Can I set the star rating and reviewer details?

Yes. Choose the star rating, reviewer name and avatar, and the review text so the card fits your design.

What are acceptable uses for a review card generator?

Designing testimonial sections, building portfolio pieces, and creating demo or tutorial visuals, always presented as clearly fictional placeholders, never passed off as real customer reviews.

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