Wall of love generator
Paste links to posts people wrote about you, pick a layout, and copy a testimonial wall you can drop into any website. It is plain HTML, free, and needs no account.
Or import a CSV
A text column is all it needs. A SocialClipper library export works as it is.
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Paste the HTML wherever your site accepts custom code: a Webflow Embed, a Framer Embed, a WordPress Custom HTML block, a Shopify Custom Liquid section, or straight into a page.
How to make a wall of love
- Find the posts. Search X, LinkedIn and Reddit for your product's name and keep the ones that say something specific. “It cut our onboarding from a week to a day” persuades; “love it!” does not.
- Paste each link above. X, YouTube and TikTok fill in; for the rest, paste the text.
- Pick a layout and theme that suit the page it is going on, and put the strongest post first.
- Copy the HTML and paste it into your site builder's custom code block. Publish.
Frequently asked questions
What is a wall of love?
A section of a website that collects praise from customers in one place, usually as a grid of quotes on a landing or pricing page. Posts people wrote publicly on social media make good ones, because a visitor can click through and see the original.
Is this generator really free?
Yes. There is no account and no limit, and the HTML you copy is yours to keep and edit. It ends with a small “Made with SocialClipper” link, which you are free to remove.
Which posts fill in automatically?
Links to X, YouTube and TikTok posts are looked up through each platform’s public embed service, which returns the text and author. Reddit, LinkedIn and Instagram do not offer that without an app key, so for those you paste the text yourself. It takes a few seconds per post.
Can I import testimonials from a spreadsheet?
Yes. Upload a CSV with a text column and, optionally, name, handle, platform, url, avatar and date. A SocialClipper library export works as it is, and if it has labels you can import only the posts with one label, such as testimonial. Rows that have only an X, YouTube or TikTok link are filled in for you.
Will Google read the testimonials?
Yes. The output is ordinary HTML in your own page, not an iframe or a script that loads later, so the words people wrote about you are part of your page’s content.
What happens if someone deletes their original post?
The card stays on your page, because the snippet holds a copy of the text rather than loading it from the platform. The link on the card will stop working, so it is worth checking now and then and removing cards that no longer link anywhere.
Do I need permission to show someone’s post?
The post is public, but it is still their words. Many companies send a quick message asking before they feature a post, and remove it if asked. It is good manners, and people almost always say yes.
How do I change the design?
Every class in the snippet starts with scwg-, so you can override colours, fonts and spacing from your own stylesheet without touching the rest of your site. The light and dark themes are a starting point.
Want a wall that updates itself?
This snippet is a copy, so adding a post means coming back here and pasting a new one. With SocialClipper you clip a post in one click while you browse and tag it, and a hosted wall picks it up on its own, with avatars and images kept even if the original is deleted. Clipping is free; hosted walls are part of Premium.