QR code for Google reviews
To get a QR code for Google reviews, copy the review link from your Google Business Profile and paste it below. Google can also give you a QR code itself, but its help page, Create a Google link or QR code to request reviews, says that works only from a computer (checked November 7, 2026).
Paste your review link and your QR code appears here.
Built in your browser as you type. This is a static code: it holds your link directly. Scan it with your own phone before you print.
Step 1: get your review link from Google
- Open your Google Business Profile.
- Choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews.
- Copy the link, then paste it into the box at the top of this page.
These steps come from Google’s help page, Create a Google link or QR code to request reviews. We do not build the link for you from a place ID, because only Google’s own link is guaranteed to open your review form.
Step 2: make and print the code
- Paste the link. The code appears as you type.
- Download the PNG for most printing, or the SVG if a designer or print shop needs a sharp vector file.
- Scan it with your own phone, confirm it opens your review form, then print.
Where to put it
- Counter: a small frame next to the till, where people wait.
- Receipt: print it at the bottom, with a short line such as “Tell us how we did.”
- Table card: on a card or tent at each table (see table tent QR codes).
- Packaging insert: a printed card inside each online order, so customers see it after delivery.
- Waiting room or exit area: a small sign on the wall for salons, garages and practices.
Put it where people already have a moment and a phone in hand. If you are also sharing guest WiFi, a WiFi QR code works well beside it.
Ask honestly
You can ask customers for reviews. Google’s Maps user-generated content policy says not to offer rewards such as discounts or free goods for a review, and not to filter who you ask or discourage negative reviews. Ask everyone the same way and leave the wording of the review to them.
Static now, dynamic if you want counts
The free code on this page is static. It holds your link directly, so it works forever but cannot count scans or be redirected. If you want scan counts or the option to change the destination after printing, a dynamic code does that; see dynamic QR codes and pricing.
Google review QR code questions
Where do I find my Google review link?
In your Google Business Profile, choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the link. Google keeps the current steps on its help page, "Create a Google link or QR code to request reviews" (support.google.com/business/answer/16816815). Menu names can change, so check that page if yours looks different.
Does Google already give me a QR code?
Yes. Google's help page says you can copy a review link or download a QR code from your Business Profile, but the QR code can only be made on a computer, not on a phone. This tool is for when you are on your phone, or want a PNG or SVG file to drop into your own sign, receipt or table card design.
Can I offer a discount or gift for a review?
No. Google's policy says not to offer incentives such as payment, discounts or free goods or services in exchange for reviews. You can ask, but do not reward the review.
Can I ask only happy customers?
No. Google's policy also says not to selectively solicit positive reviews or discourage negative ones. Show the code to everyone, and let people write what they really thought.
Why does the page warn me about my link?
The check looks for a Google address such as g.page, google.com or maps.app.goo.gl. If yours is something else, you get a warning but can still download the code. Open the link on your phone and confirm it shows the Google review form before you print.
Is the code static or dynamic?
Free codes from this page are static: your link is stored inside the image, so it never changes and cannot count scans. A dynamic code points to a redirect, so you can see scan counts and change the destination later. Dynamic codes need a free Scanmint account.
What size should I print it?
Print one copy first and scan it with an iPhone and an Android phone from where a customer would stand. Keep a clear blank border around the code and use dark squares on a light background.
Made by Scanmint, a product of Sarvixo (Aayla Secura LLC). Last updated November 7, 2026.