Google Review QR Code Generator
To make a Google review QR code, copy your review link from Google Business Profile ('Ask for reviews'), paste it into a Website URL QR code in TryQRMint, add your logo, and download it. When customers scan it, Google's star-rating form for your business opens directly. Static codes are free.
Why Choose TryQRMint for This Solution
Custom-branded QR codes, editable dynamic links and clear scan analytics in one dashboard.
Opens Google's Review Form Directly
Encode your official review link and a scan takes customers straight to the star-rating box for your business, so nobody has to search for your listing or hunt for the 'Write a review' button.
Free Static Code or Smart Feedback Page
Make a free static Website URL QR code that points to your review link, or use the dynamic Feedback type, a branded 5-star page that sends 4–5 star ratings on to your Google review link.
Scan Analytics per Location (Dynamic)
Give each branch, register, or table its own dynamic code and compare total and unique scans, city, device, and scans over time from your dashboard while your trial or paid plan is active.
Review Link vs. Google Maps Link vs. Feedback Page
Three ways to build a QR code for Google reviews, and what the customer sees after scanning each one.
| Question | Review Link QR (Website URL) | Google Maps Listing Link | Feedback & Reviews Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| What opens after the scan | Google's star-rating form for your business | Your listing; the customer must find 'Write a review' | Your branded 1–5 star page first |
| Taps to start a review | One | Several (scroll, find tab, tap) | Rate on your page, then tap the Google review button (offered to everyone) |
| Cost on TryQRMint | Free (static code) | Free (static code) | Dynamic: 7-day trial, then Pro or Business |
| Scan analytics | Only if you make it dynamic | Only if you make it dynamic | Yes, plus private comments in your dashboard |
Want a longer walkthrough with staff scripts? Read our step-by-step guide to Google review QR codes.
Printing Tips & Fixes for Review QR Codes
Small details decide whether customers scan your "Review us" card or ignore it.
Size and placement
Print the code at least 2 x 2 cm (0.8 in) on receipts and cards, and 3–4 cm on table tents and counter stands. Place it where people wait (the bill folder, the checkout queue, the reception desk) and add a short call to action such as "Rate us on Google – takes 30 seconds".
Ask everyone, offer nothing
Show the same card to every customer and don't tie reviews to discounts or freebies; Google's policies discourage incentives and selective requests. The Feedback funnel only forwards 4–5 star ratings, so check Google's current guidelines and consider also showing your direct review link.
Code opens the listing, not the form
You probably copied the normal Maps share link. Go back to your Business Profile, use "Ask for reviews", and copy that link instead (it ends in /review). Then update the destination or create a new code.
Customers say it asks them to sign in
That is normal: Google only accepts reviews from signed-in accounts. Most Android users and many iPhone users are already signed in. If a code does not scan at all, see our QR code not scanning fixes.
How to Create a Google Review QR Code in 3 Steps
Start generating high-converting QR codes in less than 60 seconds.
Copy Your Google Review Link
Sign in to the Google account that manages your Business Profile, search your business name on Google (or open Google Maps), choose 'Ask for reviews' or 'Share review form', and copy the link (usually https://g.page/r/.../review).
Paste It into a QR Code
In the TryQRMint Studio pick Website URL (free, static) and paste the link, or pick Feedback & Reviews to collect a star rating and comment first, then invite every customer to post on that link. Add your logo, colors, and a 'Review us' frame.
Save, Download & Test Before Printing
Sign in to your free account to save the code, download the PNG (SVG on Pro and Business) from your dashboard, then scan it with an iPhone and an Android phone to confirm the review form opens.
Where to Place a Review QR Code So People Actually Scan It
Explore how individuals, teams, and high-traffic brands put these QR codes to work.
Receipts, Bill Folders & Checkout Counters
Print a 'Review us on Google' QR code on bill folders, receipts, and counter cards, where customers wait for a minute with their phone already in hand.
Acrylic Stands at Reception Desks
Hotels, salons, and gyms can place a small stand next to the front desk so guests can leave a rating while they check out.
Takeaway Bags & Delivery Inserts
Add a thank-you card with a review QR code to delivery bags and parcels so remote customers can rate you when the order arrives.
Clinics & Professional Services
Dentists, vets, physiotherapists, and lawyers can add the code to aftercare sheets and appointment cards instead of asking in person.
Auto Repair & Detailing
Hang a review card on the rear-view mirror when you return the keys, so the customer sees it right after the service.
Home Services & Contractors
Plumbers, cleaners, and electricians can leave a small review card or add the code to the invoice at the end of the job.
Related Guides & Tutorials
How to Create a Google Review QR Code: Step-by-Step Guide (2026)
Detailed walkthrough with screenshots-style steps and tips for training staff to ask for reviews.
Google Review QR Code vs Feedback QR Code
When to send customers straight to Google and when to collect private feedback first.
How to Create a Customer Feedback QR Code
Set up a feedback page that collects ratings and comments and invites every customer to review you on Google.
Location QR Code Generator
Need directions instead of reviews? Create a QR code that opens your address in Google Maps.
Technical Specifications & Print Standards
Standard QR codes (ISO/IEC 18004) that every modern smartphone camera can read. Print size, contrast and placement still matter, so test before printing.
g.page/r/.../review & Place ID URLs
Works with the short link from Google Business Profile or the writereview?placeid= URL built from your Place ID.
Static Website URL QR Code
The free plan includes up to 10 static codes with PNG download. Static codes never expire and have no scan limits.
Feedback & Reviews (Dynamic)
A hosted 1–5 star page: 4–5 stars are forwarded to your Google link, 1–3 stars send private feedback to your dashboard.
Automatic (M, or Q with Logo)
The level is set for you, so a centered logo or star icon still scans reliably.
PNG (Free) & SVG (Pro, Business)
PNG works for counter cards and receipts; SVG scales cleanly for window decals and large signs.
Scans, City, Device & Trends
Total and unique scans, country, city, device, OS, browser, referrer, and scans over time for each code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find immediate answers regarding dynamic QR codes, analytics, formats, and commercial usage.
First copy your review link: sign in to the Google account that manages your Business Profile, find your business on Google Search or Maps, and click 'Ask for reviews' (or 'Share review form'). Then open the TryQRMint Studio, choose Website URL, paste the link, customize the design, save it to your free account, and download the PNG.
Yes. A static Website URL QR code that points to your Google review link is included in the Free plan (up to 10 static codes, PNG download, no credit card). You need a free account to save and download. The dynamic Feedback type is included in the 7-day trial for new accounts (up to 2 dynamic codes) and in the Pro and Business plans.
You can build the link yourself. Look up your Place ID with Google's Place ID Finder, then use https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=YOUR_PLACE_ID. Open it on your phone first to make sure it shows your business before you create the QR code.
A review QR code sends everyone straight to Google's review form. The Feedback type first shows your own 1–5 star page and saves every rating and comment to your dashboard; after submitting, every customer, whatever their rating, is invited to post a public review on your Google link. Compare both in Google Review QR Code vs Feedback QR Code.
Yes, asking for reviews is allowed. Google's review policies say businesses should not offer incentives (discounts, freebies) for reviews and should not selectively ask only happy customers. Ask every customer the same way. TryQRMint's Feedback type follows this: it invites every customer to review you on Google, whatever rating they give.
No. The code only opens the review form. The customer chooses their own star rating, writes their own text, and must be signed in to a Google account to post.
Only with a dynamic code. Static codes are permanent, which is fine because your Google review link rarely changes. If you want to edit the destination or track scans per location, use a dynamic code; it keeps redirecting while your trial or paid plan is active.
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