Google review link generator
Paste the review link from your Business Profile, or a Place ID, and get a direct Google review link that opens the star rating form. You also get a QR code and a printable card.
- Free
- No sign-up
- No Google sign-in
- Links straight to Google
Review us on Google
- 1. Scan with your phone camera
- 2. Tap the stars
- 3. Tell us about your visit
- Or visit
- https://g.page/r/your-business/review
- Code
- v4 · 33×33
- Contrast
- 18.2:1
- Scans from
- ~0.6 m (est.)
- Check
- Will scan
This is a sample. Paste your review link or Place ID to make your code.
How to use it
- 1Paste your Business Profile review link or your Place ID.
- 2Style the card and pick a size.
- 3Print it, download it, or send the link on WhatsApp.
Why a direct review link helps
Without a direct link, a customer has to search for your business, open the reviews tab and find the button to write one. A direct link skips those steps, so customers land on the stars.
This page doesn’t look your business up; it builds the link from your review link or Place ID.
How to get your Google review link
From your Business Profile: sign in with the Google account that manages the business, then follow “How to find your link” in the form above. Google’s help page has the current steps for Search and Maps, and notes that Google’s own review QR code can only be made in a computer browser.
Without a Business Profile: use the business’s Place ID, the code Google gives every place on its map. Open the Google Place ID finder, search for the business and copy the ID it shows (it often starts with ChIJ). Paste it above and this page turns it into the review form link. This also works when you make cards for a client whose profile you can’t open.
Where to put your Google review QR code
Put it where customers are about to leave and have their phone at hand. Google suggests receipts, customer emails and printed material: a card handed over with the bill or put in a delivery bag, a sticker on the counter or the door, or a stand on each table.
Print A6 for a card or a small counter sign, four cards on one A4 sheet to cut out, or the table tent, which stands up on its own. For stickers, download the QR code as SVG, which stays sharp at any size, and send it to your printer. The strip under the preview estimates how far away the printed code can be scanned from, and warns you when it is too light or too dense for its size.
The same link works on an NFC review card or tag: write it to the tag with any NFC writing app.