Free Google Review QR Code Generator
Create a QR code that sends customers straight to your Google review form. Pick a size, download it as PNG or print-ready SVG, and put it where customers already look — receipts, counters, tables, packaging. Free, no sign-up, no watermark, no expiry.
Google review QR codes: FAQs
How do I get a QR code for my Google reviews?
Find your Google Place ID (Google's free Place ID Finder shows it when you search your business name), paste it into the generator above, and download the QR code it creates. The code encodes your direct review link, so anyone who scans it lands straight on your Google review form.
How do I make a Google review QR code for free?
This generator is completely free with no sign-up: paste your Place ID or review link, click Generate, and download your QR code as a PNG (for screens and most printing) or SVG (for professional print at any size). There's no watermark and no expiry.
Where does the QR code send my customers?
Straight to Google's official 'write a review' form for your business — the same URL Google provides for review links (search.google.com/local/writereview). The customer is already signed in to Google on their phone, so leaving the review takes seconds.
Does a Google review QR code expire?
No. The QR code encodes your review URL directly — there's no shortener or middleman service in between — so it keeps working as long as your Google Business Profile exists.
What size should I print a review QR code?
As a rule of thumb, the code should be at least 2×2 cm (about 1×1 inch) for arm's-length scanning — receipts and cards — and 10×10 cm or larger for posters or window displays scanned from further away. Download the SVG if you need large-format printing; it stays sharp at any size.
Is a QR code or an NFC tap card better for collecting reviews?
Both, together. QR works at a distance and on every phone with a camera; NFC is the fastest interaction at a counter — one touch, no camera aiming. Our review cards and stands carry both, so no customer is ever locked out.
A printout works — a professional card, stand or sticker works better, and ours carry an NFC chip too, so customers can tap instead of scan. One-time purchase, linked to your profile in two minutes.