Quick QR Maker

Create a Google Review QR Code

Generate a free QR code that opens your Google review form directly. No sign up, works from a Place ID or share link, never expires.

A Place ID opens the review form in one tap; a share link opens your profile page instead.

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How to make it

  1. Find your Place ID using Google’s Place ID Finder, or copy your Business Profile share link.
  2. Paste it into the field above.
  3. Check the preview; the tool builds the direct review link for you.
  4. Check the preview, then download the QR code at a size that fits your table tent, receipt, or sign.
  5. Test it yourself: scan the code and confirm it opens the review form for your business, not a different location.

When to use it

Restaurants and cafes

Print the code on a receipt or table tent so a satisfied customer can leave a review before they finish their coffee.

Service businesses

Hand a code to a customer right after a job is done, a haircut, a repair or a delivery, while the experience is still fresh.

Retail checkout counters

Place the code near the register or on a bag insert so shoppers can review the store on their way out.

Follow-up emails and invoices

Include the code (or the link it encodes) in a post-purchase email so customers can leave feedback from their phone without searching for your listing.

Tips

Prefer the Place ID over a share link
A Place ID opens the "write a review" dialog in one step. A share link (g.page, maps.app.goo.gl, or google.com/maps) opens your business profile page, and the customer still has to find and tap the review button. Find your Place ID with Google’s Place ID Finder: search your business name and copy the string it shows for that location.
Double check you have the right location
If your business has more than one branch, each location has its own Place ID and its own reviews. Using the wrong one sends feedback to the wrong page.
Never offer an incentive for a review
Google’s policies prohibit paying for reviews or offering discounts in exchange for one. Ask customers to leave honest feedback, and let the QR code remove friction rather than provide incentive.
Test on both iOS and Android before printing in bulk
Both platforms handle a plain HTTPS link the same way, but confirm the review dialog opens on both before you order a large print run. Test it from a phone that is not signed in to your business account, or a private browser window, so you see what a customer sees.

Frequently asked questions

No. It holds a link to your review form. The customer still writes and submits the review themselves; the code only removes the step of searching for your business on Google first.

No, as long as your Place ID stays the same. It is a static code: the review link is encoded in the image itself.

You need a claimed Google Business Profile to have a Place ID and reviews. This generator needs no sign up; paste the ID or link you already have and download the code.

Open Google’s Place ID Finder, search for your business by name on the map, and copy the Place ID it shows for the location you select. It is a string of letters, numbers, underscores and hyphens, usually starting with "ChIJ".

A Place ID builds a direct link to the review-writing dialog. A share link (g.page, maps.app.goo.gl, or a google.com/maps URL) opens your business profile page instead, where the customer must still tap through to leave a review.

Not with this input, but the regular URL QR code generator accepts any link: paste the direct link to your Yelp or Facebook review page there instead.

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