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Free CSS Star Rating Generator (HTML, React, Vue)

Generate pure-CSS star ratings. No icon fonts, no JS, accessible. Supports half-stars, custom colors, any size. HTML / React / Vue outputs. Copy-paste ready.
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Ship star ratings without libraries

Starter
0-250 orders /mo
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How it Works

Ship star ratings without libraries

Most star rating libraries pull in an icon font and 15 KB of JS. Our generator outputs ~30 lines of pure CSS with zero dependencies. Works offline, passes Lighthouse, and degrades gracefully.

Pick rating, size, colors

Use the sliders to set rating (0-5 with decimals), star size (12-80px), and gap. Click the color swatches for filled and empty star colors.

See the live preview

Every tweak re-renders the preview instantly using pure CSS custom properties. Check it looks right at your chosen size before copying.

Copy your framework's snippet

Switch output to Plain HTML/CSS, React (JSX component), or Vue 3 SFC. Each outputs the exact same CSS, just wrapped for your stack. Includes proper ARIA role and label for accessibility.

FAQ

Your questions, answered.

Why not just use Font Awesome or an SVG?
Font Awesome pulls 60+ KB of font files. SVGs are fine but require inline markup duplication for each star. Our approach uses one Unicode star character styled with CSS variables, total weight under 1 KB and no HTTP requests.
Does this work for half-stars (e.g. 4.3 / 5)?
Yes. The --fill custom property accepts any percentage (e.g. 30%, 65%), so 4.3 / 5 renders perfectly: the 5th star fills to 30% via CSS overflow.
Is this accessible for screen readers?
The generated HTML uses <code>role="img"</code> and <code>aria-label="Rating: 4.5 out of 5"</code>. Screen readers announce the numerical rating, not five separate stars. That's the recommended pattern per WAI-ARIA.
How do I show a LIVE aggregate rating from real reviews?
This generator outputs static stars. For live ratings (updated when new reviews come in, with schema.org markup for Google rich snippets), use Reviewz.ai's <code>&lt;reviewz-rating&gt;</code> web component, a drop-in replacement.