How to Add Google Reviews to Your Facebook Page
Short answer: You cannot import or embed Google reviews on a Facebook Page, because Facebook only shows its own recommendations and has no place to paste a widget. What you can do is share your best Google reviews as Facebook posts, one review at a time, and put a link to all your Google reviews in your Page's website field and action button.
That is two separate jobs. Posts get individual reviews in front of people who follow you. The link gives anyone who visits your Page a way to read the rest.
Can you put Google reviews directly on a Facebook Page?
You cannot put Google reviews directly on a Facebook Page. Facebook Pages have their own review system, called recommendations, and only Facebook users can leave one. Facebook offers no way to copy Google reviews into recommendations.
A Facebook Page also has no area where you can paste HTML or an embed code. That rules out the review widgets that work on a website: there is nowhere on the Page to put one.
So every working method is one of two things: a Facebook post that quotes or links a Google review, or a link from your Facebook Page to a page that shows your Google reviews.
How do you share a single Google review on Facebook?
Sharing a single Google review on Facebook takes a few minutes, and it works best for reviews that say something specific about what you do.
1. Find the review on Google
Open your business on Google Maps and go to the Reviews tab. Pick a review that names a dish, a service or a person, because "Ayla fixed my colour in one visit" persuades more than "great place".
2. Copy a link or take a screenshot
Google Maps lets you share a link to an individual review. A link sends people to Google, where they can see the review is real. A screenshot shows the review inside the Facebook feed without a click, which usually gets it read by more people.
3. Write a short caption and post it
Add one line of your own, such as a thank-you to the customer, and post it from your Page. Keep the reviewer's words exactly as they wrote them. Editing a review, even to fix a typo, turns it into your words rather than theirs.
4. Pin the best one
If one review sums up your business well, pin that post to the top of your Page so new visitors see it first. Replace it every few months so the date stays recent.
A Facebook post about a Google review scrolls away in a few days. Posting one review a week is a steady habit; it does not give visitors a place to read all your reviews at once.
How do you link your Facebook Page to all your Google reviews?
Linking your Facebook Page to all your Google reviews means putting one address in the places Facebook lets you add a link.
The website field. In your Page's contact details you can add a website address. It shows in the Intro section of your Page, which is one of the first things a visitor reads.
The action button. Facebook lets you add a button under your cover photo. Several button types open a web address. Facebook changes the list from time to time, so pick whichever type opens a link and matches what you want people to do.
Your posts and your About text. A link in a post or in your Page description works too, but people rarely scroll back to find it.
The question is which address to use. You have two realistic choices: your Google Maps listing, or a page that shows your reviews alongside the rest of your business.
Should the link go to Google Maps or to a review page?
Linking a Facebook Page to Google Maps is free and simple, and visitors trust the stars because they are on Google. The listing also shows your address, opening hours and photos.
The trade-off is that Google Maps shows nearby competitors on the same screen, the layout is Google's rather than yours, and there is no room for your booking link, your price list or your shop. We go through every option in how to show your Google reviews without a website.
A review page is a single web page that shows your reviews next to your own links. Kudo is one: your page lives at getkudo.co/yourname, with buttons for WhatsApp, phone, booking and your shop at the top and your reviews underneath. Every plan includes the page, unlimited links and every review you collect through your own review link. Importing your Google reviews is on Pro, at $4.99 a month. Kudo shows the reviews you already have; it does not post to Google or change your Google rating.
If the same address also needs to work in your Instagram bio, sharing your Google reviews as one link covers that side.
Do Facebook recommendations and Google reviews compete with each other?
Facebook recommendations and Google reviews do not compete; they reach different people. Recommendations appear to people who look at your Facebook Page. Google reviews appear to people who search for you or find you on Google Maps, which is where many people look for a local business before they ever visit its Facebook Page.
If you ask customers for reviews, ask for Google first, because those reviews show up where new customers search. Then use Facebook to show the best ones to the people who already follow you. Asking every customer to review you in two places at once usually means they do neither.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I import my Google reviews into Facebook recommendations?
No. Facebook recommendations can only be written by Facebook users on your Page, and Facebook has no import from Google or any other review site.
Can I embed a Google reviews widget on my Facebook Page?
No. A Facebook Page has no field for HTML or embed code, so widgets that work on a website cannot be placed on a Page. Link to a page that shows the reviews instead.
Is it allowed to post a screenshot of a Google review on Facebook?
A Google review is public, and businesses commonly share their own reviews as screenshots. Keep the reviewer's words unchanged, and if you are unsure, use their first name only or ask them first.
Where should I put the link to my Google reviews on Facebook?
Put it in your Page's website field, which shows in the Intro section, and in an action button that opens a link. A link in a single post scrolls away within days.
Will sharing Google reviews on Facebook improve my Google ranking?
There is no evidence that it does. Sharing reviews on Facebook helps people who already follow you decide; your Google ranking depends on your Google Business Profile itself.