Create a Google review link from your Business Profile and turn it into a QR code. Step-by-step, print tips, and best practices to get more real reviews—fast.
A Google Reviews QR code helps customers leave a review in seconds—no searching for your business name. Google itself recommends sharing a review link or QR code to request reviews. (Google Help)
This guide shows you how to:
1. Get your Google review link
2. Convert it into a QR code
3. Print it correctly so it scans reliably
4. Ask for reviews the right way (without breaking policies)
1) What Is a Google Reviews QR Code?
It’s a QR code that opens your Google Business Profile review form directly. Many profiles use a g.page/.../review type link.
2) How to Get Your Google Review Link (2 Easy Methods)
Method A (Recommended): From Google Business Profile
1. Sign in to your Google Business Profile manager
2. Look for “Get more reviews” / “Ask for reviews”
3. Copy the provided review link
This is the simplest official approach.
Method B: Using Place ID (Useful for multi-locations)
If you need a “direct” format using Place ID, Google provides a Place ID Finder sample.
3) Turn the Link into a QR Code (Using SmartQR)
1. Copy your review link
2. Open SmartQR QR generator
3. Paste the link → Generate
4. Download as SVG (best for print) or PNG (high resolution)
5. Test scan on iPhone + Android
CTA: <a href="/qr/create">Create your Google Reviews QR code now</a>.
4) Print Tips (So It Always Scans)
• Size: Use at least 3–4 cm on receipts/flyers; go bigger for posters
• Contrast: Dark QR on a light background
• Quiet zone: Leave empty space around the QR
• Avoid glare: Prefer matte surfaces
(Internal links: <a href="/articles/qr-code-size-guide">Size Guide</a>, <a href="/articles/best-qr-code-colors">Best QR Code Colors</a>, <a href="/articles/qr-code-not-scanning-fix">Not Scanning Fix</a>)
5) Best Places to Put Your Review QR
• Checkout counter (“Scan to review us on Google”)
• Receipts and invoices
• Delivery packaging
• Table tents (restaurants/cafés)
• Appointment cards (clinics/salons)
• Email signature (use link + QR image)
6) Asking for Reviews the Right Way (Important)
Do not offer incentives (money, discounts, gifts) in exchange for reviews—Google prohibits incentivized reviews.
Also avoid selectively requesting only positive reviews; ask all customers fairly.
Copy-paste request message (EN)
“Thanks for visiting! If you have a minute, please scan this QR code to leave an honest Google review. Your feedback helps us improve.”
FAQ
Can I use a QR code to ask customers for Google reviews?
Yes—Google Business Profile Help mentions using a link or QR code to request reviews.
Where do I find my Google review link?
Usually inside your Google Business Profile manager under “Get more reviews / Ask for reviews” (share review form).
Can I offer a discount for leaving a review?
No—Google policies prohibit offering incentives in exchange for reviews.
Why does my Google review QR open a browser instead of Maps?
That can happen depending on device settings/login status; the link is still valid, but scanning experience can vary (test on multiple phones).
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