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Testimonial carousel widget

A row of review cards that scrolls sideways, several visible at once.

When to use a testimonial carousel

The middle ground between a slider and a grid. Several reviews visible, each still readable, and the movement suggests there are more without showing all of them at once.

What you can set

  • Width, number of columns — automatic or set per device

  • Rows on desktop and on mobile separately

  • Auto-slide with interval and pause-on-hover

  • Animation speed and scroll mode: per page or per item

  • Pagination dots and navigation arrows, including arrows only on hover

  • Swipe navigation, set separately for desktop and mobile

  • RTL mode

Where it works best

Homepages and long landing pages, where a full grid would take too much vertical space.

Every layout takes the same sources — Google, Facebook and 69 others — so the choice here is presentation, not capability.

The other layouts

There are fourteen in the editor and they compete with each other for the same visitor, so it is worth knowing when a different one is the better answer. The full gallery shows each one running.

Questions

Other layouts

Review slider widget

One review at a time, full width, advancing on its own or when someone swipes. The layout for when you want each review actually read.

Rating badge widget

A compact badge showing your rating, star row and review count. Clicking it opens the reviews in a popup.

Masonry widget

A packed grid where cards keep their natural height, like a Pinterest board.