How to Add Testimonials to ClickFunnels (2026)

ClickFunnels 2.0’s page editor guides cover a Product Carousel for product images, but no testimonial element. To show testimonials you collect, build a review widget in WiserReview, copy its embed code and paste it into an HTML/JS element.
The steps below run from the form to the live funnel page.
ClickFunnels Elements or a Testimonial Widget?

Both put customer proof on a page. The real difference is who writes each quote and who keeps it fresh.
- ClickFunnels elements: place Image, Headline and Paragraph elements in columns and type each quote, name and photo yourself. A new quote means editing the page.
- Review widget: customers send testimonials through a form, you approve them, and a carousel or wall shows them on any page where you paste its code.
The Product Carousel is built for product images, so it does not pull in customer quotes. A widget fills that gap.
The rest of this guide covers the widget. For other platforms, see how to add testimonials to any website.
How to Add Testimonials to ClickFunnels

The widget here comes from WiserReview. Its free plan lives on the Shopify and Wix app stores only. On other platforms, paid plans cost $6.75 a month when billed yearly, and a 7-day free trial lets you test it first.
Step 1: Create a Testimonial Form

- Create a WiserReview account to start the 7-day free trial, or log in to your existing one.
- In the left menu, open Collect reviews, then Forms.
- Click Add and choose Ask Questions.
Step 2: Set Up the Questions

- Open the Questions tab and keep the Rating and About You blocks.
- Add one text question about the result the customer got from your offer.
- Turn on Upload media if you want customers to send a photo or a video.
- Click Save, then Get embed code. The URL and QR tabs give you a link to send to customers.
Step 3: Import and Approve Testimonials

- Open Manage reviews.
- Click Import to bring in quotes you already hold, from a CSV or another source.
- Approve the ones to display. The widget shows approved testimonials only.
Step 4: Open a Widget

- Click Widgets in the left menu.
- Open the Review Widgets tab.
- Pick Carousel or Wall of love, then click Add widget.
Step 5: Filter and Style It

- Open Filter Reviews and pick your Review source.
- If you run several funnels, use Show reviews by tags to match each one to its own offer.
- Open Color Options and pick colors that fit your funnel.
Step 6: Copy the Embed Code

- Click Install on the widget.
- Stay on the Javascript tab and click the copy icon.
- If the widget stays blank on your page later, come back and copy the iFrame tab instead.
Step 7: Paste It into ClickFunnels

- Log in to ClickFunnels, open your funnel and click Edit on the step you want.
- In the page editor, add a Section and a one-column Row where the testimonials should sit.
- Click the orange plus button in the row to add a new element, then pick HTML/JS from the Misc category.
- Click the element and choose Open Code Editor.
- Paste the full embed code, close the editor, then click Save and preview the page.
ClickFunnels applies the code when you close the editor. Paste the code exactly as WiserReview gives it, script tags included.
These steps cover ClickFunnels 2.0. In ClickFunnels Classic, click Elements, then Add Element, and drag Custom JS/HTML in from Misc Elements. Open its gear icon, choose Open Code Editor and paste the same code.
The widget shows only where you place the element, so repeat Step 7 on every page that needs testimonials.
ClickFunnels says its support team does not troubleshoot custom code, so check the page in preview first. Its guide to the HTML/JS element lists every setting.
Gather testimonials once, show them everywhere
Share a single form link, approve the replies and place one code on your funnel page.
What Else WiserReview Does
The same account handles more than the widget.
Review Requests on Autopilot

Skip sending the form link by hand. In Automate, create an automation that asks customers for a review after an order, with an optional reminder and a photo or video follow-up.
This WiserReview tutorial walks through the full setup.
One Place for Every Testimonial

Manage reviews lists everything you collect or import. Publish the ones you want and hide the rest.
What Makes a Funnel Testimonial Work?

A visitor on a sales page is asking one question. Will this work for someone like me?
- Name the outcome: “Doubled my email list” beats “Loved it”.
- Add the timeline: how long the result took makes it believable.
- Show who said it: a name, a photo and a business let buyers check the quote is real.
- Match the buyer: pick quotes from customers who look like the person on this page.
- Use video where you can: a face and a voice do more than a paragraph.

Turn on Highlight Key Words in the widget’s AI settings. It bolds the result inside longer quotes, so skimmers still catch it.
For layouts to copy, browse these testimonial examples.
How to Ask Customers for a Testimonial

Timing matters more than wording. Ask when the customer has just seen a result, not weeks later.
- After the first win: a short follow-up email once they get a result works well.
- On the thank-you page: link the form from Step 2 while the purchase is fresh.
- Two lines are enough: ask what changed and how long it took.
- Welcome video: a clip recorded on a phone is plenty.
Our guide to testimonial software covers other ways to gather them.
Best Places to Show Testimonials in a Funnel

- Next to the buy button: the quote appears at the moment of decision.
- Close to the price: a quote about results makes the cost easier to accept.
- Opt-in pages: one strong line can tip someone into a lead-magnet signup.
- Webinar registration: comments from past attendees show the session is worth the hour.
- Order form and upsell steps: a short quote beside the button can ease last-minute doubt. Preview these steps before launch.
- Thank-you pages: proof here backs up the purchase, and a link to your form gathers the next one.
Looking for star ratings as well? Read how to add reviews to ClickFunnels.
Social proof next to the button
Carousels and walls that refresh whenever you approve a new testimonial.
Testimonials Not Showing on ClickFunnels?

- Pasted into the wrong element: code placed in a Paragraph or Headline prints as plain text. Use the HTML/JS element.
- Code editor left open: ClickFunnels applies your code when the editor closes. Close it, then click Save.
- Cut-off code: copy the whole block from WiserReview, opening and closing tags included.
- Unpublished funnel: preview shows changes first. Publish the funnel, then reload the live page.
- Empty box on the page: swap in the iFrame version of the code, which does not rely on a script running inside the element.
- Custom Code Type option: when your element offers it, choose 3rd Party Embed Code.
- Cramped row: a one-column row gives the carousel the width it needs.
- Nothing approved yet: approve at least one testimonial in Manage reviews.
- Tag filter too narrow: clear it in the widget editor and test again.
- Stale page copy: check the live page in a private window.
Testimonial Mistakes on ClickFunnels

- Generic praise: “Great product” persuades nobody. Collect the result and the time it took.
- A wall of quotes: six crowded quotes blur together. Lead with your strongest few.
- Nameless quotes: anonymous praise looks invented. Add a name and a photo.
- Proof far from the offer: a quote at the foot of a long page does little. Put one by the button.
- No phone check: preview the page on mobile, where many funnel visitors land.
Wrap Up
Typed elements suit a handful of quotes. A widget pays off once testimonials keep arriving and you do not want to retype each one.
Build one form, approve your best few testimonials, and place the code next to your buy button.
Make customer wins visible
One link collects them, and the widget shows them on every page that sells.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add testimonials to ClickFunnels?
Build a testimonial widget in WiserReview, copy its embed code and paste it into an HTML/JS element in the page editor.
Does ClickFunnels have a testimonial element?
ClickFunnels 2.0 documents a Product Carousel for product images but no testimonial element, so people type quotes into Image and Paragraph elements or embed a widget.
Does this work in ClickFunnels Classic?
Yes. Classic has a Custom JS/HTML element under Misc Elements, and the same embed code goes inside it.
Can I show video testimonials in a funnel?
Yes. The WiserReview form can collect photo and video uploads, and approved testimonials appear in the widget.
Where should testimonials go on a funnel page?
Put a few strong quotes beside the buy button and near the price, each with a name and a specific result.
What if the widget stays blank in the HTML/JS element?
Copy the iFrame version of the embed code from WiserReview instead, since it does not depend on a script running inside the element.

Krunal Vaghasiya is a marketing tech expert who boosts e-commerce conversion rates with automated social proof and FOMO strategies. He loves to keep posting insightful posts on online marketing software, marketing automations, and improving conversion rates.