How to Create a QR Code for Google Reviews

Create a Google review QR code by copying the review-request link from your Business Profile and turning that link into a QR image. A customer scans it, signs into Google if needed, and can leave an honest review.

How to make a QR code for Google reviews

If you'd rather generate it right away, the steps below cover it. In short: copy your review link, paste it into the Google review QR code generator, then download or print the result.

Getting your review link

1. Open your Google Business Profile while signed into its managing account.
2. Select “Read reviews”, then “Get more reviews”.
3. Copy the review-request link. On a computer, Google also provides a QR image that you can save directly.

A general Maps “Share” link usually opens the business listing rather than the review form. Use the dedicated review-request link when you want the shortest path to writing a review.

Generating the QR code

To generate a QR code for Google reviews from that link:

1. Paste your review link into the Google review QR code generator.
2. Generate and download the QR code.
3. Print it for your counter, receipts, or table cards.

Placement tips

• Put it somewhere customers naturally pause: checkout counters, receipts, or table tents.
• Use a neutral prompt such as “Share your experience on Google” and invite all customers to give honest feedback.
• Never offer a reward in exchange for a review — this violates Google's policies and can get reviews removed.

Check the destination before printing

Scan a sample on a phone that is not signed into your business account. Confirm the correct business name and review form appear. A Google sign-in prompt can be normal; an account-management or edit screen means you copied the wrong link. Never request only five-star reviews or offer a discount for submitting a review.