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Free Google Review Link & QR Code Generator
Search your business, get the direct Google review link, download a QR code and print a ready-made poster or counter card. No design skills, no account, no cost.
Part of our Reviews & reputation tools · ~1 minute · Input: Business name
Enter your email in the form above to see the output.
Step 1
Your Google review link
Opens the star-rating box for your profile directly. Open it once to check it lands on the right business.
Step 2
QR code
PNG is 1024 px, sharp on receipts, stickers and screens. SVG scales to any size for print designers.
Step 3
Poster designer
A ready-to-print poster or counter card. Edit the words, pick a colour, download or print.
Enjoyed your visit? Leave us a Google review!
Scan the code, it takes 30 seconds
Powered by Google reviews
Preview; the download is 1240 × 1754 px (A-series ratio).
Step 4
Ask for reviews: message templates
Your link is already inside. Replace [Name] and send within a day of the visit, while it is still fresh.
SMS
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Before you ask: Google’s review rules
- Never offer discounts, gifts or freebies in exchange for a review: Google removes incentivised reviews and can suspend profiles.
- Ask every customer, not just the happy ones. Filtering who gets asked (“review gating”) is against Google’s policy.
- Do not send customers to a form that decides whether they reach Google. The QR must lead straight to the review box.
- Reply to every review you receive, positive or negative.
Read the full playbook in Google review link & QR code guide, and Answer the reviews that come in with the AI Review Response Generator.
Next: print the poster, put the QR on receipts and invoices, and send the templates after every job.
How it works
How the review QR generator works
- 1
Find your business
We turn your Google place ID into the official review link that opens the rating box directly.
- 2
Style the poster
Choose a headline, colour and size. Preview updates instantly.
- 3
Download and print
Grab the QR as PNG or SVG, download the poster, or print straight from the browser. Copy the SMS / email templates to ask for reviews the right way.
How the link is built
Every Google Business Profile has a place ID. Appending it to search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid= gives the official “write a review” URL that opens the rating dialog for that profile, on desktop, Android and iPhone, with or without the Maps app.
Place IDs are stable but not permanent: Google can issue a new one after a profile merge, a re-verification or a major address change. If a printed QR code stops working, come back, search your business again and reprint.
The QR code, the poster and the PNG/SVG files are generated locally in your browser with the open-source qrcode library. Only the business search and the email field talk to our API; nothing you design here is uploaded or stored.
Review QR Generator: questions we get asked
What is a Google review link? +
A URL of the form search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=… that opens the review form for your business directly, skipping the search step.
Where should I put the QR code? +
Counters, receipts, invoices, table tents, packaging inserts, the back of business cards, thank-you emails and your website footer.
Can I ask customers for reviews? +
Yes, Google encourages it. You may not offer incentives, pressure customers or filter who gets asked.
Is the QR code generator free? +
Yes. The link, the QR code and the poster are made in your browser and never uploaded. Like every free tool, it asks for your email address for tool updates.
Keep learning
Guides that go with this tool
How to Get Your Google Review Link and Turn It Into a QR Code Poster
Three ways to get your Google Business Profile review link, how to turn it into a QR code that scans first time, where to place it, and how to ask for reviews without breaking Google's rules.
Read the guide →Google Reviews for Local Businesses: How to Get More and Respond to Every One
How Google reviews affect local SEO and the sale, what Google's review rules allow, a system for asking every customer, reply templates by star rating, and how to flag reviews that break policy.
Read the guide →How to Respond to Google Reviews: Templates for Positive, Negative, and Fake Reviews
Reply to every Google Business Profile review with confidence: who the reply is for, how fast to answer, tone rules, and twelve adaptable templates for positive, mixed, negative and fake reviews.
Read the guide →Google Business Profile Checklist: Setup, Optimization and Monthly Maintenance
A phase-by-phase Google Business Profile checklist for 2026: claim and verify, core information, categories, photos, reviews and website alignment, then weekly, monthly and quarterly upkeep.
Read the guide →The Local SEO Checklist: 60 Steps From Setup to Ranking (Free)
A free local SEO checklist: 60 tasks in seven phases, from Google Business Profile setup to reviews, citations, schema and AI visibility, with a 30/60/90-day order and the free tool for each step.
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