TrustGetter

Google reviews widget for Wix

Add your real Google reviews to a Wix site with the Embed HTML element and one line of code. It works on any Wix template, and this guide includes the one Wix-specific trap — a fixed-height frame — that cuts reviews off at the bottom if you do not know about it.

Works on any Wix template Wix Editor and Editor X About five minutes

Before you start: you need a TrustGetter account with a saved widget, which is where your embed code comes from, and your Wix site open in the editor. Custom code embeds need a Wix site that is connected to a paid plan and published; on a free Wix site the element is available in the editor but the published page carries Wix branding around it.

How to add Google reviews to Wix

Five steps. The first three happen in TrustGetter, and the last two in the Wix Editor.

Connect your Google business listing

Create a free account and search for your business by name, the way a customer would find you on Google Maps. We fetch your reviews once and keep them, so your Wix page never waits on Google.

Screenshot: searching for a business by name on the connect screen

Choose a layout — and prefer one or two columns

Nine templates across four layouts. On Wix, a list or a single-column carousel behaves better than a three-column grid, because the embed sits in a fixed box you size by hand rather than one that flows with the page.

Set your colours, font and spacing in the builder and check the live preview at phone width before you leave.

Screenshot: the builder with a list template selected

Save the widget and copy the embed code

Saving publishes the widget and generates its embed code — two short lines, with your own widget id in place of the example:

<div data-trustgetter-widget="your-widget-id"></div> <script src="https://trustgetter.com/widget.js" data-widget-id="your-widget-id" async></script>

Add an Embed HTML element in the Wix Editor

In the Wix Editor, click + Add Elements → Embed Code → Embed HTML. A box appears on the canvas with an Enter Code button on it. Drag the box to where the reviews should sit on the page.

Screenshot: the Add Elements panel with Embed HTML selected

Paste the code, size the box, then publish

Click Enter Code, paste the embed code, and click Apply. Now drag the box taller than you think it needs to be — see the warning below — and click Publish.

Check the published page rather than the editor. Wix renders embeds in a sandboxed frame that sometimes stays blank in the editor and works perfectly on the live site.

Screenshot: the embed code pasted into the Wix HTML settings panel

The Wix height trap. Wix renders embedded HTML inside its own iframe, and that frame does not grow with its contents. If the widget is taller than the box you drew, the bottom is simply cut off — nothing warns you, and it looks like reviews are missing rather than hidden. Make the box taller than you expect, then trim it down while looking at the published page. A one- or two-column layout suits Wix far better than three for exactly this reason.

Common Wix questions

My reviews are cut off at the bottom.

That is the fixed-height frame described above, and it is the single most common Wix issue. Drag the Embed HTML box taller in the editor and republish. If you would rather keep the box small, switch the widget to a carousel or marquee layout, which show one review at a time and have a predictable height.

The box is blank in the Wix Editor.

Check the published page before assuming anything is wrong. Wix frequently does not execute embedded scripts inside the editor canvas, so a blank box there is normal. If the published page is also blank, confirm you pasted both lines of the embed code and that you clicked Apply and then Publish.

Does it work on a free Wix site?

The Embed HTML element is available in the editor regardless, but a free Wix site publishes with Wix branding and on a Wix subdomain, which most businesses do not want around their reviews anyway. On any paid Wix plan with your own domain it behaves exactly as this guide describes.

Can I put the widget on more than one Wix page?

Yes. Add an Embed HTML element to each page and paste the same code into it — the embed code is identical everywhere and there is no extra cost. A second widget is only needed for a second, different design.

Using something else?

The same widget and the same embed code work anywhere you can paste HTML. These guides give the exact menu names for each platform.

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