Does the QR code open the review form directly?

Yes — when you use the 'Ask for reviews' link from your Business Profile, scanning the code takes customers straight to the rating popup with the stars ready to tap.

Is it against Google's rules to ask for reviews with a QR code?

Asking customers for reviews is allowed and encouraged. What Google prohibits is offering incentives for reviews, asking only happy customers (review gating), or posting fake reviews.

Will the code stop working?

The code encodes your link directly with no middleman service, so it works as long as your Google Business Profile link does.

Google Review QR Code Generator (Free) — Get More Reviews

Q: Where do I find my Google review link?

Sign in to your Google Business Profile, look for the 'Ask for reviews' button, and copy the short link Google gives you. You can also find your business on Google Maps, open the Reviews section, and use the share option.

1 — Paste your review link

Your Google review link

Don't have it? Follow the 3 steps below the generator to grab it — takes one minute.

Code color

#14161a

Background

#ffffff

Size (download)

2 — Preview & download

Your review code appears here. Customers scan it and land on your rating page — stars ready to tap.

SVG is perfect for your print shop — it stays razor sharp at any size.

Turn happy customers into 5-star reviews

Most satisfied customers would leave you a review — they just never get around to it. A QR code removes every step between "that was great" and the star rating: they scan at the counter, the review form opens, done in thirty seconds while the goodwill is fresh.

How to find your Google review link (1 minute)

Sign in to the Google account that manages your business, and search Google for your own business name — your Business Profile panel appears with management options.
Click "Ask for reviews" (on mobile it may live behind a share icon or in the profile menu).
Google shows a short link — usually starting with g.page/r/. Copy it and paste it into the generator above.

No "Ask for reviews" button? Open your business on Google Maps, scroll to the Reviews section, and use the share option there — that link works too.

Where to put the code

The counter or checkout — a small standing card at the point of payment catches customers at peak satisfaction.
Receipts and invoices — "Enjoyed your visit? Scan to leave a review."
Thank-you cards in orders — the go-to for online sellers and Etsy shops.
Table tents — pair it with your WiFi code on the same card.
Service vehicles and job-site leave-behinds — great for trades and home services.

Play by Google's rules

Asking for reviews is fine and encouraged. What gets businesses penalized: offering discounts or freebies in exchange for reviews, showing the code only to customers you know are happy ("review gating"), or buying fake reviews. Put the code where every customer can see it, and let the reviews land as they may.

Review QR code FAQ

Where do I find my Google review link?

Search Google for your business while signed in to the managing account and click "Ask for reviews" — or share your Reviews section from Google Maps. The steps above walk through it.

Does the code open the review form directly?

Yes — with the official "Ask for reviews" link, scanning lands customers on the rating popup with the stars ready to tap.

Is asking for reviews with a QR code allowed?

Yes. Asking is fine; incentivizing, gating, or faking reviews is what Google prohibits.

Will my code expire?

No — it encodes your link directly with no middleman, so it works as long as your Business Profile link does.