Create a Google Review QR Code
Make it easy for customers to leave a Google review. Create a QR code that links directly to your Google Business Profile review page.
Common Uses
How to Use
Find your Google review link (from your Google Business Profile: Ask for reviews → copy the link) and paste it below. The QR code will take customers directly to leave a review.
Finding your review link
Open your Google Business Profile, choose Ask for reviews and copy the short link it gives you. That link already identifies your business, so the customer lands on your review box rather than a search results page.
If you have several locations, create a code per branch and label them — the scan counts then tell you which site is actually asking.
Getting reviews without breaking the rules
Ask everyone, at the moment the experience is fresh — the till, the receipt, the end of a stay. Review gating (only asking customers you expect to be happy) breaks Google's policies and can cost you the reviews you have.
A QR code will not fix a bad experience, but it removes the biggest practical barrier: people who would happily leave five stars but never get round to finding the page.
Privacy
Your data is processed to generate the QR code and is not stored permanently on our servers. Static QR codes are generated in real time and the content is not retained.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find my Google review link?
Go to your Google Business Profile, click "Ask for reviews", and copy the link provided. This link takes customers directly to your review form.
Can I track how many reviews come from this QR code?
With a static QR code, no. Google does not provide tracking for review link clicks. For scan tracking, consider a dynamic QR code on our Pro plan.
Do I need an account to use a Google review QR code?
The QR code itself is just a link, so no. You do need a Google Business Profile for the destination to exist, and that is also where you copy the review link from.
Can I ask only happy customers to leave a review?
No. Review gating — screening customers so only likely-positive ones see the link — is against Google's policies and can put your existing reviews at risk. Ask everyone, and reply to the critical ones professionally.