Google Review QR Code Generator

Create a QR code that opens the write-review dialog for your place. Enter a Google Place ID or a Google Maps URL.

Enter Place ID or Maps URL

If you don't have a Place ID, paste the Google Maps share URL.

How it works

  1. Enter a Google Place ID (recommended) or a Google Maps URL.
  2. If you enter a Place ID we create a direct write-review link.
  3. If you enter a full URL we'll use that URL for the QR code.
  4. Scan the generated QR to open the Google review dialog (mobile/desktop behavior may vary).

Preview

Generating your QR code...

Your Google Review QR will appear here

Enter Place ID or Maps URL and click Generate

Google Review QR Code Generator: Get More Reviews Faster

Create a QR code that opens the Google review dialog for your business — a simple, mobile-first way to collect customer feedback and boost local SEO.

Why Google Reviews Matter

Google Reviews influence customer trust, click-through rates, and local search rankings. Businesses with higher review counts and positive ratings are more likely to appear in the Google Local Pack and attract organic customers. Making it effortless for customers to leave a review — for example, by scanning a QR code — removes friction and increases conversion.

How the Google Review QR Works

When you enter a Google Place ID or Maps URL, this tool generates a link that opens Google’s write-review flow. Scanning the QR on a phone will take users directly to the review dialog (behavior varies slightly across devices and browsers). If you provide a Place ID we create a direct write-review link; if you paste a full Maps URL we use that as the QR target.

How to Find Your Google Place ID

  1. Open Google's Place ID Finder or search for your business on Google Maps.
  2. Click your business listing and use the Share → Copy Link option to get a Maps URL; optionally extract the Place ID using Google’s Place ID tool.
  3. Paste the Place ID or full Maps URL into this generator and create the QR code.

Best Practices for Using Review QR Codes

  • Place the QR code where customers already interact with your business: receipts, tables, packaging, storefront windows, or email signatures.
  • Accompany the QR with a short call-to-action like "Scan to leave a review" or an incentive such as "Share feedback — get 10% off next visit" (follow platform rules).
  • Test the QR code on multiple devices (iPhone/Android) before printing to ensure the review flow opens correctly.
  • Use UTM parameters on your Maps links if you want to track review QR performance in analytics.

Common Questions

Will the QR open a review dialog on desktop?

On desktop, scanning the QR opens the provided URL in the browser. Google may route users to a review page or require them to sign in. Mobile devices typically provide the most direct review experience.

Can I use this on printed materials?

Yes — generate a high-resolution PNG using the download button, then include the image in print or digital media. For print, use a size that’s easy to scan (minimum ~2x2 cm depending on placement).

Is it safe to share Place IDs?

Place IDs are public identifiers for Google Maps listings and are safe to use in QR links; they don’t expose sensitive account information.

Next Steps

Generate your Google Review QR now, test it on a phone, and place it where customers will see it. If you want automatic Place ID extraction from a pasted Maps URL, I can add that feature — tell me and I'll implement it.