Google Review Link QR Card Generator
Turn your Google review link into a printable "Review us on Google" card with a QR code for your counter or bills.
- Free
- No signup
- Print-ready sizes
Google's review link steps and review policy checked on 9 November 2026.
Your review link
Paste the link from Get more reviews in your Business Profile, or your Place ID.
Where do I find my review link?
On a computer (Google's steps)
- Sign in with the Google account that manages your Business Profile, then search Google for your business name to open your profile.
- Select Read reviews, then Get more reviews. Some profiles show Ask for reviews instead.
- Select Copy and paste the link here. It usually looks like https://g.page/r/…/review.
On a phone
Open your profile in Google Search or the Google Maps app and look for the same Get more reviews or Ask for reviews option to copy the link. Google's own review QR can only be made on a computer, but the link works the same.
Can't open the profile?
Look up your business in Google's Place ID finder and paste the ID (it usually starts with ChIJ). We build the review link from it.
Printed at the top of the card. Any language works.
Keep it friendly and neutral. Leave it empty to drop the line.
Card
105 × 148 mm, postcard size: for the counter, the bill folder or a parcel.
Exact card size. Choose Save as PDF in the print window to send it to a print shop.
Your review card
Customers will open
Your Google review box
Paste your link to make your QR
Add your review link or Place ID and your business name to make your card. Downloads unlock as soon as it's ready.
Ask on WhatsApp
For customers you don't see at the counter, like delivery orders. Send the same message to every customer.
Hi, Thank you for choosing us! If you have a minute, we'd be grateful if you could share your experience on Google: [your review link] Your feedback helps us improve and helps other customers decide. Thank you!
Add your review link above and it goes into the message.
How to use it
Copy your review link from your Google Business Profile (Read reviews, then Get more reviews), or use your Place ID.
Paste it here, add your business name, then pick a size and colour for the card.
Scan the preview to test it, then print or download the PNG. Copy the WhatsApp message for customers you can't hand a card to.
Why a review QR card works
Most happy customers never leave a review. Nobody asks at the right moment, and finding the review box on Google takes several taps. A card on the counter or the table that opens the review box in one scan fixes both. Ask while the visit is fresh: at billing, at the table or with the delivery.
How to get your review link
Google gives every Business Profile a link that opens the review form directly. Its help article, Create a Google link or QR code to request reviews, gives these steps:
- Go to your Business Profile: sign in to the account that manages it and search Google for your business name.
- Select Read reviews, then Get more reviews. Some profiles label it Ask for reviews.
- Select Copy. The link usually looks like https://g.page/r/ followed by a code and /review.
Google notes that its own review QR code can only be made in a computer browser. This tool works on any device and adds what a plain code leaves out: your name, the stars, a clear instruction and print-ready sizes.
No link? Use your Place ID
Every place on Google Maps has a Place ID, a code that usually starts with ChIJ. Find yours with Google's Place ID finder, paste it in, and the tool builds the long form of the review link:
https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=YOUR_PLACE_ID| Link | What it opens | Use it? |
|---|---|---|
| g.page/r/…/review | Your review box | Best |
| search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=… | Your review box | Good |
| maps.app.goo.gl/… | Your Maps profile; the customer still has to find Write a review | Only if you have nothing else |
What Google allows when you ask
Asking for reviews is fine, and Google suggests it. The limits are in Google Maps' Prohibited and restricted content policy: you may not offer incentives such as payment, discounts or free goods and services in exchange for a review, and you may not discourage negative reviews or ask only happy customers. So skip "10% off for a review" and don't pick who gets the card. Show it to everyone and reply to reviews, good and bad. Customers need to be signed in to a Google account to post.
Worked example
A café in Adajan copies its link from Get more reviews, picks the Midnight colours and prints the table tent on 250 gsm card. Folded, it stands on every table. Delivery customers get the WhatsApp message from this page, with the same link. Everyone is asked the same way, and nobody is offered anything for a review.
Mistakes to avoid
- Using the Maps share link. It opens your profile, not the review box, so fewer people finish.
- Not testing. Scan the printed card once. If it opens the wrong business, every scan is wasted.
- Reviewing yourself. Google treats reviews from staff, family or anyone tied to the business as a conflict of interest.
- Hiding the card. Put it where people wait or pay, at eye level, with the code at least 2.5 cm wide.
- Offering a reward. A discount or freebie for a review breaks Google's policy.
Reviews are one part of ranking on Maps
More reviews help, but where you show on Google Maps also depends on your categories, photos, hours, posts and replies. If you'd like that handled, see Google Business Profile optimisation in Surat. Related free tools: the WhatsApp link generator for a chat link and QR, and the website speed audit for the site your profile links to.
Sources
Google Business Profile Help: Create a Google link or QR code to request reviews and Tips to get more reviews. Google Maps: Prohibited and restricted content. Google Maps Platform: Place IDs. Checked on 9 November 2026.
FAQ
Questions
How do I get my Google review link?
Open your Business Profile while signed in to the Google account that manages it, select Read reviews, then Get more reviews (some profiles show Ask for reviews), and select Copy. The link usually looks like https://g.page/r/ followed by a code and /review. Paste it into the tool above.
Can I make a review QR code from my Place ID?
Yes. Paste the Place ID (it usually starts with ChIJ) and the tool builds https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid= followed by your ID, which opens the same review box. You can look up any business's Place ID with Google's Place ID finder on the Google Maps Platform site.
Can I offer a discount or a gift to customers who leave a Google review?
No. Google's Maps content policy does not allow incentives such as payment, discounts or free goods and services in exchange for a review. It also bans discouraging negative reviews and asking only happy customers. Ask every customer the same way, offer nothing in return, and let them write what they think.
Why not just put my Google Maps link on the card?
A Maps share link (maps.app.goo.gl) opens your profile, and the customer then has to find and tap Write a review. The review link opens the review box straight away, so more people finish. The tool accepts a Maps link but warns you, so you can swap it for the review link.
Do customers need a Google account to leave a review?
Yes, they must be signed in to a Google Account. Google notes that they can create one with any email address, not only Gmail. Most Android phones are already signed in, so for many customers it is one scan and a few taps.
Will the QR code stop working, or do I have to pay to keep it?
No. The code holds your Google link directly, not a redirect through our site, so there is no subscription and nothing to renew. It keeps working as long as the link works on Google. If you ever change the link, print a new card.
Which size should I print, and where should it go?
Use the A6 card for the counter, bill folders and parcels, the table tent for restaurant and café tables, and the A4 poster for walls and waiting areas. Place it where customers wait or pay, at eye level. The code prints about 5 cm wide on the A6 card, which scans easily from arm's length.
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