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Free Google review QR code generator for your business.

Paste your Google Business Profile review link and create a code for customers.

Static QR · no account needed. Want to change the link after printing? Create a free dynamic QR ↗

Destination link Use a website address. We add https:// if it’s missing.

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Code colour #173F35 Background #FFFFFF

Fade to a second colour Transparent background (for overlaying on artwork) Caption under the code optional A clear instruction tells people what to expect after scanning.

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Higher levels survive scuffs, reprints and logos — at the cost of a denser code. Use H for stickers, signage and anything laminated.

Quiet zone 4 modules Keep this blank border clear when placing the code in your artwork.

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Test with your phone before you print. Static codes do not expire; linked pages must stay online.

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How to create and use your Google review QR code

Get the business review link
Open your Google Business Profile. Google’s current help directs owners to Read Reviews, then Get more reviews, where the link can be copied. Use the official instructions below if your interface differs.
Paste the link and design your invitation
Add the copied review URL to the Link field. Use a neutral invitation such as “Share your experience”. You can download the code or use a Google review template for a complete counter sign.
Confirm the business and location
Scan outside your management account and check the listing name. A multi-location business should check each location’s code separately. Customers need a Google Account to leave a Google review.

Copy the review link from your Business Profile

In your Google Business Profile, find the option to ask for reviews or share a review link. Copy that link rather than the management-page address. Google’s interface can change; use its official help linked below if the option has moved.

Ask for honest feedback

Invite customers to share their actual experience. Do not offer a discount for a review or direct only happy customers to Google. A QR code is a convenient link, not a way to guarantee ratings or search rankings.

Test the correct business listing

Scan from a phone outside your business account. Confirm the business name and location before printing. People may need to sign in to Google to leave a review. Keep your invitation neutral, for example “Share your experience”.

Example: separate signs for two business locations

A business with two shopfronts should use each location’s own review link and identify the location in its artwork. Keep the invitation consistent so all customers can choose to leave honest feedback. Do not use an intermediate satisfaction question to send only positive responses to the public review page. A clear sign removes typing, but it cannot ensure a customer writes a review or chooses a particular rating.

Illustrative workflow, not a customer case study.

Check before you share

The link opens the correct Business Profile location.
The wording requests honest feedback without promising a reward.
The code is legible and has a clear border on the printed sign.

Official references

Straight answers

Google review QR code questions

Will this improve my Google ranking?

The code makes the review link easier to access. It does not guarantee more reviews or a search ranking.

Can I pay or reward customers for using it?

Do not offer incentives in exchange for reviews. Follow Google’s review policies and ask for genuine feedback from customers.

Where do I find my Google review link?

Use the review-sharing option in your Google Business Profile. Copy the customer review link, not the business-management URL. The linked Google instructions show the current steps.

Can Google already generate a review QR?

Yes. Google’s Business Profile help describes sharing a review link or downloading a QR code on a computer. This independent tool is useful if you want different artwork, export formats or an editable sign template.

Do customers need a Gmail address?

They need to sign into a Google Account to leave a review. Google says an account can use a non-Gmail email address.

Can I edit or delete reviews through this tool?

No. It only encodes the review link. Managing your profile and responding to or reporting reviews takes place on Google.