Google review link generator and QR code
Paste the review link from your Google Business Profile. Get a QR code in your colours, a print-ready file, and a request message to send on WhatsApp - on your phone, which Google's own QR option does not support.
- Works on your phone
- No sign-up
- Print-ready PNG and SVG
- Made on your device
Paste your review link
Your request message
Colours and shape
Colours
Shapes
Logo optional
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. A square logo on a plain background works best. It stays on your device, and the code switches to its strongest error correction to make room for it.
Your QR code
Counter standee, A5
Your name and the code on one A5 sheet that asks for a review, for a counter or a reception desk.
- Strong contrast between pattern and background
- Error correction M (15%), the usual level
- Prints clearly from about 11 mm wide
How to make a Google review QR code
Copy the review link from your Google Business Profile, paste it into the tool, pick your colours and download the code. Google's own review QR code can only be made in a computer browser; this page makes the same code from the same link on whatever device you are holding.
- Copy your link
Open your Business Profile - search your business name on Google while signed in to the account that manages it, or use the Google Maps app. Choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the link.
- Paste and style it
The tool checks it is a Google address, draws the code live, and writes a request message. Pick a colour set, the eye shape and your logo if you want one.
- Test, then print
Press "Open it to test" once and check it lands on your review form. Download the 2000 px PNG or the SVG for print, and send the message on WhatsApp to today's customers.
The menu names come from Google's help page on review links, which also notes that its review QR codes can only be generated on a computer browser, not on a phone.
Where to put your review QR code
Put the code where customers have a free moment and a phone in hand: the counter, the bill, the table, the delivery bag. Then send the same link in a thank-you message the same day. More places means more people asked, and asking everyone is exactly what Google wants.
A small standee where people pay or wait. It is the moment they have a free hand and a phone out.
Google suggests exactly this: include the review link on your receipts. Print the code at the foot of every bill. (Google: include it on your receipts)
Send the request on WhatsApp or email the same day, while the visit is fresh. Google lists both as ways to share the link. (Google: WhatsApp message)
For a restaurant or cafe, a code on the table works while people wait for the bill.
A sticker on the bag reaches the customer at home, when they have just used what they bought.
A review code on the back of your card, or a review button on the profile your NFC card opens.
For the reasons reviews stop coming and the fixes that work, read the guide on how to get more Google reviews.
What Google allows when you ask for reviews
You may ask every customer for a review. You may not pay or reward anyone for one, ask only the happy ones, or pressure people while they are with you. Break these and Google can remove the reviews involved, or more. Each rule below is quoted from Google's own policy.
Google lets businesses encourage reviews that reflect a genuine experience, and its own tips suggest reminding customers to leave one. Send the same request to every customer, not only the ones who smiled.
No discounts, free items or payment in exchange for a review, or for changing or removing one. Google classes that as fake and misleading content.
Google says businesses should not require or pressure people to review while on the premises, ask for specific wording, or discourage negative reviews. Hand the card over and let them decide.
Not sure whether something you do counts? The guide on whether it is legal to ask for Google reviews goes through the common cases, including India's standard on online reviews.
Reply to every review, good or bad
Replying tells the next customer that someone reads what they write. Google's own tips are short: reply promptly, use the reviewer's name, keep it brief and polite, and answer a complaint with a fix rather than an argument. A few honest bad reviews do not hurt as much as people fear.
- Thank them by name and mention what they liked.
- Keep it to two lines. Google suggests replies stay direct and honest.
- Reply within a day or two, while they still remember writing it.
- Say sorry for the experience, not "sorry you feel that way".
- Offer a way to fix it: a number to call or a visit to come back for.
- Remember who reads it: the next customer, not only the reviewer. Google notes that a mix of positive and negative feedback often feels more trustworthy.
On a Beeps Card profile, this same review link becomes a Google review button, so everyone who taps your card or scans its QR code sees it. The button is part of Pro, ₹299 a year. Get the NFC card with Pro, or read how the review card works.
From a review QR to a profile that also sells
The code you just made works. A Beeps profile puts the same review link on a button, next to everything else a customer needs from you - and the NFC card adds a tap.
- The customer opens the camera app and scans it
- It opens your review page and nothing else
- Changing where it points means printing it again
- You cannot see how many people opened it
- A Google review button on your profile, using this same link
- Your number, WhatsApp and a save-contact button on the same page
- Its own QR prints on the counter like this one
- Analytics show how many people visit your profile
- Add the NFC card for one tap - no app, no camera
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Where do I find my Google review link?
In your Business Profile: choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the link Google shows you. You need to be signed in to the Google account that manages the business.
Sources: Google
Why not use the QR code Google gives me?
You can, if you are at a computer - Google only generates the review QR code in a computer browser. This page makes the same code from your link on a phone, in your colours and with your logo, gives you a print-quality SVG as well as a PNG, and writes the request message for you.
Sources: Google
Can I offer a discount or a freebie for a review?
No. Google does not allow payment, discounts, free goods or services in exchange for a review, or for changing or removing one. Ask everyone, offer nothing, and let people say what they actually think.
Sources: Google
Can I hand the card over at the counter?
Yes - asking is allowed. What Google rules out is pressure: requiring someone to leave a review before they go, or asking for particular words. Hand it over, say thank you, and leave the rest to them.
Sources: Google
Can I print the review QR code on my bills?
Yes. Google itself suggests including the review link on your receipts and in thank-you emails. Keep the white border around the code and print it at least as big as the tool says.
Sources: Google
Can I send the review link on WhatsApp?
Yes. Google lists a WhatsApp message as one way to send review requests. The Send on WhatsApp button here opens WhatsApp with your message ready, and you choose who to send it to.
Sources: Google
Should I reply to the reviews I get?
Yes, to good and bad ones. Google suggests replying promptly, addressing the reviewer by name and keeping replies short and polite, and notes that a mix of positive and negative feedback often feels more trustworthy.
Sources: Google
Does the QR code expire?
The code holds your review link and nothing else, so it works for as long as Google keeps that link working. Nothing about it depends on this site.
Is the link I paste sent anywhere?
No. The QR code and the message are made in your browser. Nothing you type leaves your device.
The WhatsApp button opens WhatsApp with your message ready and lets you pick who to send it to, using WhatsApp's own share link. The printed code keeps the four-module white margin a QR code needs, and starts at error correction level Q, which rebuilds about 25% of a scuffed code. For a code that opens your website or menu instead, use the free QR code generator. More free tools.
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Facts about other companies and the wider market come from the pages below, as published by them. Each was read on the date shown. Beeps Card prices come from our own pricing page.
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