Free Google review
QR code generator.
Turn your Google Business listing into a QR code customers can scan to leave a review in seconds. You get a ready-to-print card with your business name, five stars and the code — no design work, no monthly fee.
Three steps. About two minutes.
All we need is your Google Maps link. Everything else is generated for you.
Add your business
Sign in and paste your Google Maps link. We find your listing and confirm the name and address with you — no forms to fill in.
Get your QR card
Your review QR code is generated instantly, on a print-ready card carrying your business name and five stars. No design work needed.
Print it or share it
Download the card as an image to print, or share the link straight to WhatsApp. Every scan opens your Google review box directly.
Most happy customers never leave a review.
Not because they don’t want to — because finding your listing, scrolling to the review box and typing on a phone is more effort than the moment deserves. A QR code removes every one of those steps. They point, they tap a star, they’re done.
Ask at the right moment
The best time to ask is while the customer is still with you and still pleased. A card on the table or counter asks for you, every single time, without anyone having to feel awkward.
More reviews lift your ranking
Review count and recency both feed how Google ranks local listings. A steady trickle of fresh reviews does more for your visibility than a burst once a year.
It costs nothing to run
Print it once and it works indefinitely. No per-scan fee, no subscription keeping the code alive, and nothing to renew.
Six places that actually get scanned.
Table tents
For restaurants and cafés, a small standing card on each table catches people while the meal is still fresh in their mind — the single best moment to ask.
At the counter
A sticker or acrylic stand next to the till or card machine. Customers are already holding their phone to pay, so scanning costs them nothing.
On the bill
Print the QR on receipts or bill folders. It reaches every paying customer without a staff member having to ask out loud.
Delivery and packaging
A card in the bag or box reaches customers who never set foot in your shop — often the ones least likely to review you otherwise.
Reception and waiting areas
Clinics, salons and workshops get long dwell times. A framed card where people wait turns dead time into reviews.
Business cards and invoices
For trades and services, put it where the customer looks after the job is done and they are happiest with the work.
Ask everyone. Offer nothing.
Google allows businesses to ask customers for reviews — a QR code is simply a convenient way to ask. Three things will get reviews removed or your listing penalised, so avoid them.
No discounts, free items or entries into a draw in exchange for a review. This is the most common way businesses get their reviews wiped.
Asking only the customers you think are happy — review gating — is against Google’s policy. Put the code where everyone sees it.
Purchased reviews and reviews written by staff or family are detectable and damaging. Real ones from real customers are the only ones worth having.
Collecting reviews is half the job.
Once the reviews are coming in, the harder question is what they’re telling you. ReviewLens reads every one of them and hands you your top complaints, your biggest praises, and the single thing to fix first — with AI-drafted replies ready to post.
- Every review read and grouped into themes
- The one fix behind most of your low ratings
- How you compare against a nearby competitor
- AI-written replies in your own tone
Questions, answered.
Is the Google review QR code generator free?
Do I need an account?
Where do I find my Google Maps link?
What happens when someone scans the code?
Does the QR code expire?
Is asking customers for reviews allowed by Google?
What size should I print it?
Can I use it for more than one location?
Get your review QR code.
Add your business, download the card, and put it where your customers can see it.