Tailwind CSS Rating

Get started with our rating components styled with Tailwind CSS. Perfect for collecting user feedback in e-commerce, content platforms, or service reviews with intuitive star-based interactions.

Rating components are used in various web projects, including ecommerce websites for product reviews, content platforms for rating movies or articles, and service-oriented websites where users can rate their satisfaction.

The most used representation is the 5-star rating system, where users can select from 1 to 5 stars to rate a product, service, content, or experience, with 1 star indicating the lowest satisfaction and 5 stars indicating the highest.

Whether you need a simple star rating system or a more intricate form with half-star ratings, Material Tailwind has got you covered.

Rating Demo

Looking for a simple star rating? This example shows how to create interactive ratings using Tailwind CSS text utilities. Features filled stars with text-yellow-700 for clear visual feedback.

Rating Colors

Transform your ratings with different color schemes using Tailwind CSS color utilities. Choose from bg-amber-500, bg-blue-500, bg-green-500, and bg-red-500 to match your brand style.

Readonly Rating

Use this example to display static ratings using Tailwind CSS opacity utilities. Perfect for showing aggregate scores or review summaries without interaction.

Custom Rating Icon

Need unique rating symbols? This example combines Tailwind CSS flex utilities with custom icons like hearts, creating engaging feedback interfaces.

Rating with Text

Check out this comprehensive rating display using Tailwind CSS grid utilities. Combines numerical scores with visual elements for detailed review presentation.

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Rating with Comment

Design beautiful testimonials using Tailwind CSS flex and image utilities. Features customer quotes, profile images, and star ratings in an organized layout.

"This is an excellent product, the documentation is excellent and helped me get things done more efficiently."

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Tania Andrew

Lead Frontend Developer

Rating Best Practices for Developers

  • Provide immediate visual feedback
  • Ensure responsive design across devices
  • Maintain clear rating scale indicators
  • Use consistent styling for all states
  • Include proper ARIA labels for accessibility