Google Review QR Code Generator: Free Review Card Maker
Turn your Google review link or Place ID into a scannable QR code. Download the PNG or print a ready to use table tent card asking customers to leave a review.
Enter a review link or Place ID above to generate your QR code.
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What this tool does
This tool creates a QR code that sends customers straight to your Google review form. Paste in a review link you already have, or paste your Google Place ID and the tool builds the correct write-review link automatically. You get a downloadable PNG QR code, the plain link with a copy button, and a printable table tent card with your business name that you can set on a counter or table.
Who it's for
Restaurants, salons, local service businesses, and any small business owner who wants more Google reviews and is currently asking verbally or hoping customers remember to search for the business later. A QR code on a receipt, table tent, or checkout counter removes the friction of typing a business name into Google search.
How to use it
- Choose whether you already have a Google review link, or only know your Place ID.
- Paste in your existing link, or paste the Place ID (use the help block if you need to find it).
- Check the generated link is correct in the preview.
- Download the QR code PNG for digital use, or enter your business name and print the table tent card.
- Place the QR code somewhere customers naturally look after a good experience, like a receipt or checkout counter.
Good to know
This tool only generates the QR code and link; it does not create, verify, or manage your Google Business Profile, and it cannot filter or moderate the reviews customers leave. Google occasionally changes its review link format, so if the QR code stops working, regenerate it here or check your Google Business Profile dashboard for an updated share link.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find my Google Place ID?
Google provides a free Place ID Finder tool where you search for your business by name and address and it returns the unique Place ID string. This tool links directly to that finder in the help section so you can copy the ID and paste it in here.
What is the difference between using a review link versus a Place ID?
A review link is the final, ready-to-use URL that opens Google's write-a-review form; a Place ID is a unique identifier for your business location that this tool converts into that same review URL. Use whichever you already have, since both produce the same result.
Can customers actually leave a review just by scanning the QR code?
Yes. Scanning opens their phone's browser directly to Google's write-a-review screen for your business, and if they are signed into a Google account it usually opens straight into the review form, skipping the step of searching for your business first.
What size should I print the QR code at for a table tent card?
A QR code roughly 1.5 to 2 inches square is reliably scannable from a normal arm's length on a table or counter. This tool generates the PNG at 512 by 512 pixels, which prints cleanly at that size or larger without pixelating.
Will this QR code work if I switch review platforms later, like to Yelp?
No, this specific QR code always points to the Google review link or Place ID you entered. If you want a QR code for a different review platform, you would need a separate QR code pointed at that platform's review link.
Does asking customers to scan a QR code for reviews violate Google's policies?
No, actively asking for reviews is allowed and encouraged by Google as long as you do not offer incentives, gate the review behind conditions, or selectively ask only happy customers to filter out negative feedback. Simply making it easier to leave any honest review, positive or negative, is within Google's guidelines.