Get the official link
Open your Google Business Profile and copy its review-request link.
Google review QR code generator
Paste the “Ask for reviews” link from your verified Google Business Profile, not a search-results URL copied at random.
Set up your review QR code
Generate and test
Confirm the scan opens the correct business and review screen while signed into Google.
Add a clear prompt
Place “Share your honest feedback” beside the code so its purpose is obvious.
Useful review-request touchpoints
Receipt or thank-you card
Ask after the transaction, when the customer has experienced the service.
Checkout counter
Use a small sign where customers naturally pause, without blocking payment.
Invoice or completion packet
Include the code after a project, repair, appointment, or installation is complete.
Example: independent repair shop
A neutral counter card invites customers to describe their completed repair experience.
- Heading
- How did we do?
- Prompt
- Scan to share honest feedback
- Location
- Pickup desk
- Fallback
- Short printed review URL
Review QR code mistakes to avoid
Offering a reward
Incentives can undermine trust and may conflict with platform policies.
Review gating
Do not route unhappy customers elsewhere while sending only positive customers to Google.
Linking the wrong location
Businesses with multiple branches should generate and label a code for each profile.
Printing without context
A bare QR code looks suspicious. State that it opens Google for a review.
Google review QR FAQ
Where do I find my Google review link?
Sign in to the account managing your Business Profile and use its “Ask for reviews” option to copy the link.
Can customers review without a Google account?
Google generally requires the reviewer to be signed in. Your QR code cannot change that requirement.
Can I track scans?
This static generator does not add tracking. If measurement is necessary, use a redirect on your own domain and disclose analytics appropriately.
Does the QR code guarantee more reviews?
No. It reduces friction, but service quality, timing, wording, and customer willingness determine results.