# Which layout should I use?

Every plan includes every layout, each in light and dark. Here is where each one shines.

| Layout | What it looks like | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| **Slider** | A row of review cards visitors can swipe or scroll with arrows. | Home pages and landing pages, just below the hero. |
| **Grid** | Cards in neat columns, with a **Load more** button. | A dedicated "Reviews" or "Testimonials" page. |
| **List** | One review per row, full width, easy to read. | Service pages, long pages, and mobile-first sites. |
| **Sidebar** | A compact box that shows one review at a time with previous and next buttons. | Sidebars, blog pages, next to contact forms. |
| **Badge** | Your Google rating, stars and review count in a small badge. | Headers, footers, checkout and booking pages. |

## Tips

- **Short on space?** Use the Badge or Sidebar. They say "trusted" without taking over the page.
- **Many great reviews?** A Grid or List on its own page lets visitors read as much as they want.
- **Selling on the home page?** A Slider shows several reviews at a glance and works well on phones.
- You can [switch layout](/widgets/change-layout) later without changing the embed code on your website.

Want to compare them live? Open the [widget gallery](https://reviewpine.com/widgets) or the [playground](https://reviewpine.com/playground).

Source: https://docs.reviewpine.com/widgets/widget-layouts