A Google review QR code opens the review box for your business directly, skipping the steps that lose most people: searching Google, finding the right listing, scrolling to reviews, then tapping write a review. Removing those four steps is the entire reason it works. You need a Google Business Profile to get the link.
This code was generated on this page, in your browser. Point your phone camera at it — it opens this guide. Every code the generator makes works the same way.
Make your own — freeSign in to your Google Business Profile, open your business, and look for Ask for reviews or Get more reviews. Google gives you a short link ending in a review path. Copy it.
Open the link on a phone before you print anything. It should open the star rating and review box for your business, not your listing or a search page.
Paste the link into the generator and pick a URL code. Make it dynamic if you might ever change where it points.
“Leave us a review” or “How did we do?” next to the code. An unlabelled code on a counter gets ignored.
A review code works best where the customer has just had a good experience — the end of a meal, a completed job, handover of a repair. On a counter people are usually paying and leaving.
Google’s policies prohibit incentivising reviews, and review-gating — filtering so only happy customers reach the form — breaches them too. Ask everyone or ask nobody.
A counter card is read at 30–40cm, so 3–4cm. A table tent the same. A window sticker read from the pavement needs 15–30cm.
If you move premises, rebrand or the link format changes, a dynamic code means the printed material stays valid.
No account needed to generate and download. Dynamic codes and scan tracking are free to start.
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