Free Google Review QR Code Generator

Help customers open your Google review form with one scan.

Main settings

Paste the direct Google Business Profile review link.
Fill in the fields. QRtor will build the correct QR content automatically.
Design options
Logo preview
Advanced design Shapes, gradient, frame and transparency

A Google review QR code opens the review link for a business location. Use the exact public review URL and place the code where customers can choose to leave honest feedback.

Use cases

  • Receipts, table cards, and checkout counters.
  • Post-service cards and follow-up materials.
  • Hotels, clinics, salons, restaurants, and local services.

How to create it

  1. Copy the direct review link from Google Business Profile.
  2. Paste and validate the URL.
  3. Choose a design and the Leave a review frame.
  4. Download and test the QR code before printing.

Example

https:// https://g.page/r/example/review

FAQ

Where do I get a Google review link?

Copy the request-review link from your Google Business Profile.

Can I print it on receipts?

Yes. Use the print assistant to choose a suitable physical size and test a sample.

Does QRtor track reviewers?

No. QRtor creates a static link QR code and does not track scans or reviews.

Google review QR code links, placement and limits

Capacity and limits

The code carries the review link for one business location, so it stays short and prints small without trouble. Businesses with several locations need a separate code per location, because the link is what identifies the place being reviewed.

Device compatibility

Scanning opens the review form in the Google Maps app when it is installed and in the browser otherwise. Reviewers need to be signed in to a Google account, which is the step where most scans drop off — worth knowing before you judge the code by its conversion rate.

Common mistakes

  • Encoding the business listing instead of the review link, which lands people on a profile page with no obvious next step.
  • Reusing one location's code across a chain, so every review accumulates against a single branch.
  • Framing the code with wording that asks for positive reviews specifically — platform policies treat that as review gating, and it can cost the listing.

Printing and placement

Receipts, table cards and counter stands are read from arm's length, so 25 to 40 mm covers it. Thermal receipt paper is the hard case: it prints low contrast and fades, so give the code extra width there.