Make leaving a Google review effortless. Print a QR code that opens your review page directly - more reviews, less friction.
Create Your Review QR CodeFree · No registration required · PNG & SVG download
A Google Reviews QR code sends customers straight to your business's Google review page with one scan. Instead of searching for your business and hunting for the review button, customers scan, land on your profile, and tap the stars. Businesses that place a review QR code at the point of experience - the counter, the table, the delivery box - consistently collect more reviews. Create yours free in under a minute.
Find your business on Google Maps, open your profile, and copy the link to your review page (or your Google Business Profile URL).
Open the generator, select the URL QR code type, and paste the link.
Add brand colors or a 'Review us' logo, then click Generate.
Download PNG or SVG and place the code on receipts, table tents, doors and delivery packaging.
Customers land on your Google profile with the review flow one tap away - no searching for your business.
iPhone and Android cameras open the link natively. No app install stands between you and the review.
Download SVG for sharp printing at any size - table tents, window decals, receipts and packaging.
Generating the QR code is free and takes less than a minute. Pair it with dynamic QR if you later change the destination (Pro).
Table tents with 'Enjoyed your meal? Scan to review us' collect reviews at the moment of highest satisfaction.
Counter signs and bag stickers turn every checkout into a review opportunity.
Salons, repair shops and clinics add the code to invoices and follow-up cards.
Package inserts with the code reach customers at the unboxing moment, when goodwill peaks.
Search your business on Google, open your Business Profile, and use the share link from the profile (or a link that opens the review section directly). Paste it into the URL QR code type and the code sends scanners to that page.
A standard URL QR code is permanent. If you might change destinations (for example during a rebrand), create a dynamic QR code instead - the printed code stays the same while the target URL is editable (Pro plan).
Yes - Google allows businesses to ask customers for reviews. What is not allowed is incentivizing or filtering reviews (paying for 5 stars, or only asking happy customers while suppressing others). Ask everyone, honestly.
It depends on your foot traffic and how you present the code. The mechanism is simple: reducing friction from 'search, find, tap review' to 'scan, tap review' removes most of the reasons customers abandon the process. Place the code where the good experience happens.
Turn your WiFi network name and password into a QR code. Guests scan and connect instantly - no more reading passwords aloud.
Print once, change the destination anytime. Dynamic QR codes point to an editable short link, so campaigns can evolve after they hit the street.
Know which codes get scanned - and which get ignored. Real-time scan statistics for every QR code you create.