QR code generator / QR code for Google reviews
Google Review QR Code Generator
Turn your Google review link into a QR code customers can scan at the counter. Free print-ready PNG and SVG download, no watermark and no expiry.
Composited in your browser — the file is never uploaded. Always test-scan before print.
Preview
Static codes never expire and carry no watermark. Highest error-correction level (H) is always used so codes stay readable. Vector SVG, custom colours, transparent backgrounds and centre logos are included with Pro.
Google Review QR Code Generator
The friction in collecting reviews is navigation, not willingness. A code on the counter, receipt, or table card takes a happy customer straight to the review box while they are still standing in front of you, which is when they are most likely to write something.
Get your link from your Google Business Profile — open the profile manager, choose Ask for reviews, and copy the short link it gives you. Paste that URL below to render the code. Ask everyone rather than only customers you expect to be positive; Google's policies prohibit review gating.
- Counter and till-point cards
- Receipts and invoices
- Follow-up emails and packaging inserts
Specification and print guidance
| Destination | Your Google review link from the Business Profile |
|---|---|
| Best code type | Dynamic, so the link can be corrected or reused |
| Counter card size | 5-8 cm square for standing displays |
| Recommended ECC | Q for laminated or acrylic-mounted cards |
| Placement | Point of payment, receipt, table tent or delivery insert |
| Compliance | Ask for honest feedback; never incentivise positive reviews |
How to make a QR code for Google reviews
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Open your Google Business Profile and copy the review link it gives you.
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Paste it into the tool and generate the code.
- 3
Print it on a counter card, receipt footer or delivery insert with a one-line prompt.
- 4
Place it where the customer is already pausing — at payment or after service.
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Test the whole path on a phone that is not signed in to your business account.
Troubleshooting scan failures
The link opens your listing instead of the review box
Use the dedicated review link from your Business Profile rather than a maps search URL.
Nobody scans it
Position and wording carry more weight than the code. Add a direct ask and place it at the moment of payment.
Staff cannot explain it
A one-sentence verbal prompt roughly doubles scan rates in practice; brief the team.
You need to change the destination later
Use a dynamic code, then repoint it if your listing URL changes or you switch platforms.
Need hundreds of codes at once?
Upload a CSV and get every barcode or QR code back in one download — plus editable dynamic QR codes with scan analytics, and an API for programmatic generation.