Free Google review QR code generator
Type your business name and city. You get a QR code that opens your Google review form, as a PNG you can print on a table card, a receipt or a door sign — no account, no email address.
01 Make your QR code
Make your Google review QR code
- The code holds Google’s own review link for your listing — scanning it opens the review form
- Every customer gets the same link; nobody is asked how the visit went first
- The link itself is shown too, for emails, messages and your website
02 Where to put it
Where to put it
A review QR code has to be seen, scanned and then given a couple of minutes of attention. It belongs where the visit is over, the phone is already out and the customer is standing still.
- With the bill, or printed on the bill folder — not left on the table for the whole meal
- At the till, where the phone comes out to pay anyway — unless there is a queue behind
- On the receipt or the invoice, if your till can print one
- Not by the entrance: anyone walking towards a door is already leaving
Where to put your review QR code — the counter, the table, the key card, takeaway, and the physical details that stop a code from scanning.
03 Questions
Questions about Google review QR codes
How do I get a QR code for Google reviews?
Type your business name and city into the form on this page. We look up your listing on Google and make a QR code that opens its review form; download the PNG and print it. No account and no email address are needed.
Does this QR code expire?
No. The code holds Google’s own review link for your listing, not a link through us, so there is nothing on our side that can expire or be switched off. It keeps working for as long as your Google listing exists, whether or not you ever create an account.
Is it really free?
Yes. Making and downloading the code costs nothing and needs no signup. ReviewQR earns its money from Pro — $9 per month for printable posters, more widgets and no “Powered by” badge — and the code you download here does not depend on it.
Where does the QR code send my customers?
Straight to the review form of your Google listing. Every customer gets the same link, and no page in between asks how the visit went first: sending unhappy customers somewhere other than Google is review gating, which Google’s policies prohibit.
What does a free ReviewQR account add?
A QR code that counts its scans, so you can see whether the card on the table is being used, and a Google reviews widget for your website. To count a scan, that code passes through a short ReviewQR link on its way to Google — so, unlike the code on this page, it relies on our service. Pro, at $9 per month, adds printable A4 posters and stickers.
What if the wrong business comes up?
Type the name exactly as it appears on Google, plus the city or the street, and try again. Always check the name shown next to the code before you print it: the code opens the review form of that listing, whichever it is.