Grid widget
An even grid of reviews, tidy at every width.
Equal cards in equal rows. When your reviews are a similar length it is the calmest way to show a lot of them at once — nothing staggers, nothing reflows unexpectedly, and the section has a straight edge on all four sides.
When to use the grid.
Equal-sized review cards in a responsive grid. The most predictable layout when your reviews are a similar length.
Pick something else when…
If your reviews vary a lot in length, the grid pads the short ones with empty space to match the tall ones. Masonry handles that without the gaps.
- 01
A reviews section on a homepage
Six or nine reviews in a block that lines up with the rest of the page’s grid.
- 02
Product or service pages
A predictable shape you can place under a description without redesigning the page around it.
- 03
When reviews are a similar length
Consistent cards look deliberate. Wildly uneven ones look like something went wrong.
It fits the space it is given.
The same widget, at three widths. It reflows rather than shrinking — no horizontal scrolling, no eight-point type on a phone.
Installing it takes a minute.
Publish the reviews you want, copy the snippet, and paste it where the reviews should appear. It updates itself as new reviews come in — you never touch the code again.
Works on
- Wix
- Webflow
- WordPress
- Squarespace
- and any site you can paste HTML into
Any website
<script async src="https://cdn.reviewsjet.com/@FlexByt/widgets/embedded-widgets/bundle.js"></script>
<reviewsjet-grid id="your-site-id" count="15" platform="others"></reviewsjet-grid>WordPress
[rj_grid id="your-site-id" count="15"]ReviewsJet fills in your site id when you install — nothing to type.
Where the reviews come from.
The grid shows whatever is in your ReviewsJet library, whichever platform each review arrived from.
Questions about the grid.
- How many columns?
- Three on a desktop screen, two on a tablet and one on a phone. It follows the width it is given rather than a fixed setting.
- What happens to a very long review?
- It is shortened on the card, with a link that opens the full text. That is what keeps the rows even.
- Can I choose which reviews appear?
- Yes — only reviews you have published are shown, and you can narrow a widget to particular tags.
The other five layouts
- MarqueeA full-width band between sections, where continuous movement catches an eye that is scrolling past.
- MasonryA dedicated reviews page, where long and short reviews should sit together without leaving gaps.
- ListLong, detailed reviews, and any page whose traffic is mostly on a phone.
- CarouselA homepage or landing page where there is room for a few reviews but not for all of them.
- QuoteA page that needs one line of proof set into it, not a section of them.
- PopupEvery page at once, without giving up any of the layout to do it.
- SpotlightPages with no room for reviews at all, where proof still has to reach the reader.
Build your grid now.
No account needed to try it. Make it look right first, then decide.