QR Code for Google Reviews: Get More Reviews Instantly

One scan, and your customer is already writing a review — no searching, no app needed.

Most customers who mean to leave a review never do — not because they don't want to, but because finding the right Google listing is one extra step too many. A QR code removes that friction entirely. Point your phone at the code, and the Google review window opens straight away.

How to get your Google review link

Open Google Maps or search for your business on Google.
In your Google Business Profile dashboard, go to Home → Get more reviews.
Copy the short link — it looks like g.page/r/your-business/review.
Paste that link into the QR generator below.

Tip: Use the short link Google provides, not the long Maps URL. The short link opens the review dialog directly — the long URL just opens the Maps listing, and the customer has to find the review button themselves.

Create the QR code (free, 30 seconds)

Go to Making a QR Code and select the Website tab.
Paste your Google review link into the address field.
Optionally add your logo or brand colors.
Download as PNG (for printing) or SVG (for larger formats).

Where to display your Google review QR code

Receipts and invoices — customers scan it while the experience is fresh
Table tents and counter cards — at the checkout or while they wait
Thank-you cards — in packaging for online orders
Window stickers — visible to people passing by
Email signatures — add the QR image to your follow-up emails

Does a Google review QR code expire?

No. The QR code is a static code — it encodes your review URL directly with no redirect server. As long as your Google Business Profile stays active, the code works forever. There is no subscription to maintain.

What size should I print it at?

For counter cards and table tents scanned at arm's length (~50 cm), print at least 4–5 cm wide. For receipts held close, 3 cm is enough. Always test-scan before printing in bulk.

Create your Google Review QR code →