⭐ Testimonial Card Maker
Paste a review your client actually wrote and download a share-ready graphic. Seven templates, five sizes, batch mode. Free, no watermark, and your photo and your card never leave your browser.
Trimming picks the best continuous excerpt out of a long review, word for word. If the reply is not a run of words lifted straight out of your review it is thrown away and your text is left alone. Trimming is the one step that leaves your browser: the review text is sent to a free AI service to pick the excerpt. Everything else, the photo included, stays on your machine.
No photo is fine. The card falls back to their initials.
Click the first star again for no stars.
Transparent keeps the card and its colour, everything outside the rounded corners is clear, so it drops onto any slide.
Proof you already earned, in a format people actually see
Most good reviews die in an email, a Google listing or a WhatsApp thread. A testimonial card moves that same sentence somewhere it works for you: a post, a story, a proposal, a slide, a section of your home page. This tool does the layout part so the only thing you have to supply is the review itself.
What it does not do
It does not write testimonials. There is no generate button here and there never will be, because a made-up review is fraud in most places and reads like one everywhere else. The trim feature only shortens the words your client already wrote: the reply is accepted only when it is an unbroken run of words taken straight out of your review, so a reworded, reordered or partly dropped reply is discarded and your text stays untouched. Trimming is also the only feature that sends anything anywhere, because the review text has to reach a free AI service for it to pick the excerpt. If you would rather nothing left the page, trim by hand and skip the button.
Sizes, templates and batch
Square 1080 by 1080 for a feed post, 1080 by 1350 for the taller Instagram and LinkedIn crop, 1080 by 1920 for stories and reels covers, 1200 by 630 for the link preview that shows when your page is shared, and a transparent 1600 by 900 for dropping onto a slide. Seven templates cover the usual jobs: a clean light card, a bold dark one, a gradient, a brand colour block, a big quote mark, a serif editorial look, and a card styled like a real review screenshot. If you have a folder of reviews, switch to batch mode, paste them all with a blank line between each, and download the whole set as a ZIP.
Getting it right
Short beats long. One or two sentences with a specific result outperforms a paragraph of praise, and the card will size the text to fit either way. Add the person's role and company, because "Sarah Kent, Owner at Kent Realty" is far more persuasive than "Sarah K." A photo helps but is optional, and the photo and the whole drawing step run in your browser, so a client's face never leaves your computer.