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Turn happy customers into 5-star reviews. One scan opens your Google review form, and you can see how many people scanned each code.
Start with a link
A Google review QR code is a QR code that opens the review form for your business on Google. A customer points their phone camera at it, taps the link and lands directly on the star rating screen. There is no need to search for your business on Google Maps, scroll through results or find the reviews tab.
Every code you create here is dynamic. It holds a short link that we redirect to your review page, so you can change the destination without reprinting and see how many people scan it. It works the same way as our trackable QR codes for websites, menus and flyers.
Use it anywhere customers pay, wait or say thank you. Most people are happy to leave a review when it takes ten seconds, and a printed code makes it that easy. Need a code for something else? Browse every type in our free QR code generator.
It takes about a minute, and all you need is your business name.
Click Search in the generator and type your business name and city. Pick your listing and the review link is filled in for you. You can also paste a review link or Place ID.
Start with one of the review templates, then change the colors, add your logo or edit the call to action. Every design is scan-tested before you can save it.
Click Create QR code and download it as PNG or SVG for print and screens. Sign in for free to keep the code in your dashboard.
Put the code on tables, receipts and counters. Check scans in your dashboard and update the link at any time.
The quickest way is to click Search in the generator above. If you prefer to do it yourself, use your review link or your Place ID. Both open the same review form.
Short Google Maps share links (maps.app.goo.gl) open your map listing, not the review form, so they are not accepted.
The best time to ask is right after a good experience. Put your code where customers are when they feel it.
Restaurants and cafés get reviews while guests wait for the bill.
Print the code at the bottom of every receipt or attach it to an invoice.
A small stand next to the card reader reaches every paying customer.
Online orders can ask for a review the moment the box is opened.
Salons, clinics and contractors can hand out a card when the job is done.
Add the code image to follow-up emails, newsletters or your email signature.
Each template adds a tested color scheme, a star icon and a call to action. You can change everything in the editor.
Blue, red and green with a gold star
Warm amber dots with a gold star
Maximum contrast for any printer
Terracotta tones for restaurants and cafés
Soft rose for salons and studios
Confident navy for shops and services
A normal QR code cannot tell you if anyone used it. A trackable code counts every scan. Free accounts track up to three codes, and paid plans track more.
Create one code per location, table or flyer and see which one gets scanned most.
Moved to a new Business Profile? Update the review link and every printed code keeps working.
Scans by day, country and device show when customers are most willing to review.
Yes. You can create and download a Google review QR code for free, without an account. A free account lets you track scans and edit the link later.
In your Google Business Profile, choose Ask for reviews and copy the link that starts with https://g.page/r/. You can also use your Place ID from the Google Place ID Finder.
Yes. Any phone camera that reads QR codes can open it, including the built-in camera on iPhone and Android. Customers do not need to install an app or sign in to scan the code.
A regular QR code stores one fixed link. This code points to a short link you control, so you can change where it goes after printing, pause it, and see how many customers scanned it.
Yes. Every scan is counted, with daily trends, countries and devices. Google does not share which reviews came from a scan, but scans show how often customers reached your review form.
Yes. Open the code in your dashboard and update the review link or Place ID. The printed QR code stays the same.
Google's policies do not allow offering incentives for reviews or asking only happy customers to review. Ask every customer and let them share their honest experience.
Create your Google review QR code in a minute and put it where customers can see it.
