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Star Rating

A score shown as stars, with an optional label.

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The Star Rating widget shows a score as stars, out of 5 or 10, with half stars for values like 4.5. Add a label and the number to make the score clear, for example “Average client rating 4.8/5”. You can use any icon instead of a star.

Two ratings: “Average client rating” with five terracotta stars and 4.8/5, and “Score from our 2026 client survey” with ten green stars, the last one outlined, and 9.2
A 0–5 rating with the number, and a 0–10 rating with outlined empty stars.

Add a star rating

  1. Insert it

    Open Insert in the left panel, find Star Rating under Basic (or type rating in Search widgets) and click it or drag it onto the canvas.

  2. Set the score

    Choose the Scale (0–5 or 0–10) and type the Rating.

  3. Label it

    Add a Title and turn on Show number to display the score as a number too.

Settings

Settings marked Per device can differ on desktop, tablet and mobile (see Responsive editing). The Title supports dynamic tags (see Dynamic tags).

Content tab

Rating
SettingWhat it does
ScaleRate out of 5 or out of 10 stars. Options: 0–5, 0–10. Default: 0–5.
RatingThe score. Half values such as 4.5 show a half star. Default: 5.
IconThe icon used for the stars.
Unmarked styleDraws the empty stars filled in a light color (Solid) or as outlines. Options: Solid, Outline. Default: Solid.
TitleAn optional label, such as “Customer rating”. Supports dynamic tags.
Show numberShows the score as a number.
Number formatShows the number alone (4.8) or with the scale (4.8/5). Options: 4.8, 4.8/5. Default: 4.8/5. Shown when Show number is on.
LayoutPuts the title beside the stars (Inline) or above them (Stacked). Options: Inline, Stacked. Default: Inline. Per device.
AlignmentAligns the rating. Options: Left, Center, Right. Per device.

Design tab

Stars
SettingWhat it does
SizeSize of the stars. Per device.
SpacingSpace between the stars. Per device.
Marked colorColor of the filled stars.
Unmarked colorColor of the empty stars.
Corner roundnessLine thickness of the star outline. Higher values give softer points.
Title & number
SettingWhat it does
Title typographyText style or font, size, weight and spacing of the title.
Title colorColor of the title.
SpacingSpace between the title and the stars. Per device.
Number typographyText style or font, size, weight and spacing of the number. Shown when Show number is on.
Number colorColor of the number. Shown when Show number is on.
Shared Design sections

Every element also has these sections at the end of the Design tab.

SectionWhat it does
Spacing & positionMargin, padding, width, alignment in its container, order, position (relative, absolute, fixed), offsets, z-index and global classes. See Spacing, size & position.
Background & borderBackground, border, border radius, box shadow, overflow and opacity of the whole element. See Colors & backgrounds and Borders & shadows.
MaskCrops the element to a shape (circle, arch, blob, star…) or your own SVG or PNG. See Shape dividers & masks.

Behaviour tab

Behaviour sections

The Behaviour tab is the same for every element.

SectionWhat it does
Anchor & classesAn Anchor ID for #links and your own CSS classes.
AnimationsEntrance, scroll, hover and loop animations from presets or your own timeline. See Motion & effects.
Motion & effectsA simple entrance animation, transforms (also on hover), CSS and backdrop filters, and sticky positioning.
Scroll & mouse effectsMovement, rotation, scale, fade and blur while the page scrolls, and pointer effects (follow the pointer, 3D tilt).
VisibilityHide the element on desktop, tablet or mobile, or in dark or light mode. See Visibility.
ConditionsShow the element only when rules match, such as logged-in visitors, a date range or a URL parameter. See Display conditions.
InteractionsShow, hide or change other elements when this one is clicked, hovered or scrolled into view. See Interactions.
AttributesCustom HTML attributes for this element. See Anchor, classes & attributes.

Tips

  • Say where it comes from. A label such as “Average of 86 reviews on Google” makes a rating believable. Only show ratings you can back up.
  • Screen readers. The stars are read as the score out of the scale, so the rating makes sense without seeing the stars.
  • Testimonials. The Testimonial widget has its own star rating; you don't need a separate widget there.