Add your Google Review link
Paste the link customers use to leave a Google review for your business.
Create a Google Review QR Code
Turn your Google Review link into a QR code customers can scan to leave a review. Add your business name and message, preview the design, then download it as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF.
QR Type
Choose the type of content your QR code should contain.
Enter content
Paste the link customers use to leave a Google review for your business.
Complete at least one of the following fields: first name, last name, organization, telephone, or email address.
Design your Google Review QR code
Designed to print as a small counter or table card.
Print format
A4 · 210 × 297 mm
How it works
Add your details
Add your business name, heading and description. The defaults are ready to use as they are, or you can edit them.
Preview and download
Check the live preview, then download it as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF, ready to print.
What is a Google Review QR code?
A Google Review QR code contains a link to the review destination for your business. Instead of typing an address or searching for the business manually, customers can scan the code with a compatible phone and open the link directly.
In this generator, only the Google review link is encoded in the QR code. Your heading, business name and description belong to the printable design around the code and can be edited without changing the destination.
Best practices for a review QR code
Use the correct review link
Use the link that leads customers to the intended review destination. Test the link before creating and printing your QR code.
Keep the message clear
Tell customers what happens after scanning. A short, neutral message such as "Scan the QR code to leave us a review" is usually easier to understand than a long explanation.
Keep the QR code easy to scan
Use sufficient contrast, leave clear space around the code and avoid making it unnecessarily small. The final printed result should remain easy for a phone camera to detect.
Test the finished design
Scan the QR code from the final PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF and, for printed material, test the actual print as well. You can also use the fourwww QR Scanner or QR Check for an additional check.
Where to use your Google Review QR code
Counter and checkout
Place a review QR code where customers naturally finish their visit or purchase, without obstructing the QR code or surrounding it with unnecessary information.
Table cards and displays
A small table or counter display can keep the QR code visible without requiring customers to type a review link manually.
Receipts and printed material
Export your printable review QR code as PNG, JPG, SVG or PDF and include it on suitable printed material with a short explanation of what the code opens.
Other customer touchpoints
The QR code can also be used where customers already interact with your business. Choose a placement where scanning is convenient and the purpose of the code is clear.
Common Google Review QR code mistakes
Using the wrong destination
A QR code can work perfectly and still lead to the wrong page. Open and verify the Google review link before distributing the code.
Printing the code too small
A QR code that looks fine on screen may become difficult to scan when printed too small. Test the intended physical size before producing larger quantities.
Using poor contrast
QR codes need a clear visual distinction between the code and its background. Decorative colors should never make the code harder to detect.
Skipping the final scan test
Always scan the finished output rather than relying only on the preview. Printing, resizing or placing the design in another document can affect the final result.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find my Google review link?
You need a link that opens the review destination for your business. Obtain the appropriate review link for your business and test it in a browser before using it in the generator. Google may change where this link is provided in its interfaces, so the exact steps can vary over time.
Does changing the heading or description change the QR code?
No. The QR code contains the Google review link. The heading, business name and description are part of the surrounding design and can be edited without changing the encoded destination.
Can I add my business logo?
Yes. You can add a compatible image as an optional logo. Keep the QR code readable and test the finished result after adding a logo.
Which format should I download?
PNG and JPG suit raster image use, SVG stays scalable for vector use, and PDF is convenient for printing the complete template. Whichever you choose, test the final output before using it.
Can I test the review QR code before printing?
Yes. Scan the finished QR code with another device and confirm that it opens the intended review destination. The fourwww QR Scanner and QR Check can also help you inspect the finished code.