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Google Review QR Code Generator

Get a QR code that opens your Google review form, ready to print as a table tent or counter card. Customers scan it with their phone camera and leave a review in seconds.

Search for your business

Pick your business from the list. Can't find it? Here's how to fix that ·

Getting the most from your review QR code

A QR code works best where customers naturally pause with their phone in hand.

Put it where people wait

Checkout counters, restaurant tables, reception desks and waiting rooms. Anywhere customers have a minute and a phone.

Mention it out loud

A quick "We'd love a Google review, the code's right there" at checkout does more than the sign alone. Say it to every customer.

Test before you print a stack

Scan the printed code with an iPhone and an Android phone to make sure it opens your review form.

Follow up after the visit

Not everyone scans in person. Send the same link by email or text with the review request message generator.

Want more ideas? Read our guide to QR codes for Google reviews, or get the plain link from the Google review link generator.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a QR code for Google reviews?

Search for your business above and pick it from the list. The tool builds your direct Google review link and turns it into a QR code. Download it as a PNG, or print the table tent or counter card.

Does the QR code expire?

No. The QR code contains your direct Google review link, which is based on your business's Google Place ID. It keeps working as long as your Google listing exists. Nothing is hosted on our servers.

How do I print the table tent?

Choose Table tent, click Print, and print on regular US Letter paper at 100% scale (turn off "fit to page" if the QR looks small). Fold along the dashed line so the card stands up. Both sides show the same message, so customers see it from either side. Heavier card stock holds its shape better.

What size should a review QR code be?

At least 2 × 2 cm (about 0.8 inch) for a phone held close, and larger for anything read from a distance. The counter card puts the QR code at about 3 inches wide, which scans easily from across a counter.

Where should I put my review QR code?

Wherever customers wait or finish up: the checkout counter, tables, the reception desk, the back of a receipt or business card, or the front door. Ask every customer the same way, and never offer a discount or gift in exchange for a review.

Can I track how many people scan it?

Not with a plain Google review link, because the code opens Google directly. A free Feedback Guru link comes with its own printable QR code: customers land on your review page first, so their ratings show up in your dashboard, and they can send you private feedback as well as leave a Google review.

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