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Google Review QR Code Generator

Search for your business, and customers scan straight to your review form. Free and permanent.

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Search by Google. Only what you type in this box is sent to Google; nothing else leaves your browser.

Or enter it yourself

Filled in when you pick your business above. It usually starts with “ChIJ”.

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Your code appears here as you fill in the details.

Ready to scan

    An image for screens, documents and most printing.

    Made on your device. Nothing is uploaded. Never expires. It doesn’t depend on our servers.

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    How to make a Google review QR code

    1. Step 1: Find your business

      Type your business name and city in the search box and pick it from the list. No Place ID to hunt down and no link to copy.

    2. Step 2: Check the code

      We build the link that opens your review form directly, with the stars ready to tap. Scan the preview to see it.

    3. Step 3: Put it where happy customers are

      Print it on receipts, table tents, the counter and thank-you cards.

    More reviews from the customers you already have

    A Google review QR code opens your review form in one scan. No searching for your business, no extra taps. The fewer the steps, the more people finish.

    Search by name, or bring your own link

    Search: start typing your business name and choose it from the list. Most review code makers send you off to find a Place ID or a review link first. Here the search does that step for you, using Google’s own business listings.

    Place ID: already have it? Paste the ID, which usually starts with “ChIJ”, and we turn it into the direct review link.

    Review link: in your Google Business Profile, choose “Ask for reviews” and copy the short link. Paste it with the Review link option.

    Ask at the right moment

    People leave reviews while a good experience is fresh: when the bill arrives, when the delivery bag is opened, at the end of an appointment. A code by the card reader works far better than one by the door.

    Tell people what happens

    Add one line above the code: “Enjoyed your visit? Leave us a review. It takes 30 seconds.” Short, warm and specific beats a bare code every time.

    Reply to what people write

    Reviews keep coming when customers can see you read them. Reply to good and bad ones within a few days, briefly and by name. Future customers read your replies as closely as the reviews themselves.

    Stay within Google’s rules

    Google doesn’t allow discounts or gifts in exchange for reviews, or asking only the customers you think are happy. Ask everyone and let the reviews be honest. That’s also what makes people trust them.

    It keeps working

    The link goes straight to Google, not through us, so the code never expires and can’t be switched off. Print it on things that last, like a counter stand or a window sticker.

    Questions people ask

    How do I get my Google review link?
    You don’t need to. Type your business name in the search box, pick it from the list and the review link is built for you. If you already have a Place ID or the “Ask for reviews” link from your Google Business Profile, you can paste that instead.
    Is the business search private?
    The search box asks Google for matching businesses, so the name you type there goes to Google and nowhere else. We don’t see or store it. The code itself is made in your browser, and if you’d rather not search, paste a Place ID or review link.
    What is a Google Place ID?
    It’s Google’s unique code for your business location, a string that usually starts with “ChIJ”. It doesn’t change when you edit your profile.
    Does the code open the review form directly?
    Yes. Scanning opens your business on Google with the review form ready, so customers can tap the stars straight away.
    Can I offer customers a discount for a review?
    No. Google’s policies don’t allow incentives for reviews. Ask every customer politely and let them decide.
    Will this QR code stop working?
    No. It links straight to Google, not through our servers. As long as your business is listed on Google, the code works.
    Where should I place a review QR code?
    Where customers are when the experience ends: receipts, the counter by the card reader, table tents, delivery bags and thank-you cards.

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