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Free Google review QR code generator
Evoriqa's free Google review QR code generator turns your Place ID or review link into a QR code. A customer scans it to open your Google review box. Download it as a PNG or an SVG, or print a counter card with your business name. It runs in your browser, and nothing you paste is sent anywhere.
Your QR code
Paste your Place ID or review link. Your QR code and counter card appear here.
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Evoriqa is not affiliated with Google. Google, Google Maps and Google Business Profile are trademarks of their owner, named here only to say where the review is left.
Where to put your review QR code
Google's help page suggests receipts, thank-you emails, the end of a chat and printed copies in your store.
At the counter
Print the card and stand it by the till. Keep it dark on light and, as a rule of thumb, print the code at least 2.5 cm (1 inch) wide.
On receipts and emails
Add the PNG to a receipt or a thank-you email. Or send the link itself with the review request messages.
Ask everyone, offer nothing
Google bars incentives and asking only happy customers. Keep the ask the same for every customer.
How to make a Google review QR code
- 01
Paste your Place ID or review link
Use the review link from your Business Profile, or your Place ID. The guide on the link generator page shows where to find both. A short maps.app.goo.gl link does not work. - 02
Add your business name
The name goes on the counter card, above the line Scan to review us. Leave it empty if you only want the code. It is not put inside the code itself. - 03
Choose a size and download
Pick a PNG size, then download the PNG or the SVG. The SVG stays sharp at any size, so use it for signs and posters. - 04
Print the card and scan it first
Press Print card and choose A4 or Letter. Scan the printed card with a phone camera to check it opens your review box, then put it out.
Google can make one too
Checked against Google's own help page in October 2026.
- Go to your Business Profile at business.google.com.
- Select Read Reviews, then Get more reviews.
- To save the QR code, right-click it and select Save image as.
Google says its QR codes can only be made in a computer browser. This tool adds an SVG, size choices and a counter card.
Google Business Profile Help: create a link or QR code to request reviews
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a QR code for Google reviews?
Paste your Place ID or review link into the box. The tool builds the review link and turns it into a QR code you can download as a PNG or an SVG.
Does Google make a QR code for me?
Yes. In your Business Profile, select Read Reviews, then Get more reviews. Google says the QR code can only be made in a computer browser, not on a phone.
Does the QR code expire, and is it free?
It does not expire, and it is free. The code is your review link written as a picture, so it works as long as that link does. The tool needs no account and has no limit.
Should I download the PNG or the SVG?
Use the PNG for a website, a slide or a quick print. Use the SVG for anything printed large or at a print shop, because it stays sharp at any size.
Can I offer a reward to customers who scan it?
No. Google's policy says merchants may not offer payment, discounts or free goods or services in exchange for a review. Ask every customer the same way.
Where should I put the QR code?
Put it where customers are already finished, such as the counter, a receipt or a thank-you email. Google's help page suggests receipts, emails, the end of a chat and printed copies in your store.
Does Google document the link inside the code?
No. The help pages we checked in October 2026 do not spell out the g.page or writereview link shapes. The g.page link is what Google's own Copy button gives. Scan the printed card once before you put it out.
Is my link or business name saved or sent anywhere?
No. The code is made in your browser. Site analytics records only the file type, the kind of link you pasted and that you printed, never the link or the name.
Is this tool affiliated with Google?
No. Evoriqa is not affiliated with Google. The steps and rules on this page follow Google's own help pages as checked in October 2026.
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