Free Google review link and QR code generator
Paste your Place ID or Google review link. You get a review link to copy, a QR code to download and a counter card to print. It is free, there is no signup, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
Free. No signup. Nothing stored.
- A review linkReady to copy and paste into a text or email.
- A QR codeDownload it as a PNG or an SVG.
- A counter cardPrint it and stand it by the till.
- Three textsWording for after a job, a visit or a repeat customer.
Make your review link and card
Paste either one. Not sure where to find it? The steps are below the tool.
Scan to leave us a Google review
Open your phone camera and point it at the code.
Your business name
Buttons switch on when your Place ID or link is valid.
Texts you can send with the link
After a finished job
Hi, thank you for choosing us. If you have a minute, a Google review helps other people find us and tells us how we did: [your review link]
After a visit or appointment
Thanks for coming in today. We would love to hear how it went. You can leave a Google review in under a minute here: [your review link]
For a repeat customer
It is always good to see you again. If you have a moment, would you share your experience on Google? [your review link]
Google's own help page tells businesses they can ask customers to visit a Google link or scan a QR code to leave a review. Read Google's guidance.
Five places the card and the link earn their keep
Reviews come from asking at the right moment, every time. Follow the job from hand-over to the next email.
At hand-over
In the folder
Tuck the card into the folder you give the customer when the job is done.
It is the last thing they read while you are thanking them.
At the till
On the counter
Stand the printed card beside the payment terminal.
The work is done and the customer is still in front of you.
On the paperwork
On the invoice
Print the QR code in the footer of every receipt or invoice.
It reaches customers who never stood at the counter.
The same day
In a text
Send the link the day the work finishes.
The job is fresh in their mind, so the review is specific.
Every email
Under your name
Put the link in your email signature.
Every reply becomes a small, polite invitation.
Find your Place ID in about a minute
Your business needs a verified, public Google Business Profile for the review form to open.
- Open Google's Place ID finder.
- Type your business name and city into the search box.
- Click your business on the map. The Place ID appears in the box that opens.
- Copy it and paste it into the tool above.
Already have the short link from your Business Profile, the one that starts with g.page/r/? Paste that instead. The tool leaves it as it is and builds the QR code from it.
Ask in a way Google accepts
A review that breaks the rules can be removed, and it can put your profile at risk. Google's own guidance says the same.
Do
- Ask every customer, not only the ones who seem happy.
- Send the link soon after the job, while it is fresh.
- Reply to every review, kindly and briefly.
- Let customers write in their own words.
Never
- Offer a discount or a gift in return for a review.
- Write a review for a customer, or ask staff to post one.
- Send the link only to customers you expect to be happy.
- Buy reviews or swap them with other businesses.
Sources: Google Business Profile Help, tips to get more reviews and our guide to what Google says about review gating.
Common questions
Is this Google review link generator really free?
Yes. It is free to use, needs no signup and has no limit. It runs in your browser, so the Place ID or link you paste is never sent to us.
Do I need a Place ID or a link?
Either works. A Place ID builds the review link for you. If you already have a short Google review link, paste it and the tool makes the QR code from it.
Why does my review link not open the review box?
Check three things: your Business Profile is verified and public, the Place ID belongs to your own listing, and the customer is signed in to a Google Account. Google requires a sign-in before anyone can post a review.
How big should the QR code be when I print it?
Make it large enough to scan from about an arm's length. Around 3 cm (1.2 in) wide is a sensible minimum for a card held in the hand, and a counter card can go larger. Test it with two different phones before you order a batch.
Can I offer a discount or a gift for a review?
No. Google treats incentives for reviews as fake and misleading content and prohibits them. Ask, say thank you and leave it there.
How do I get more reviews without chasing every customer?
Send the link by text soon after the job and put the card where customers finish paying. If you would rather not do it by hand, our review growth system handles the asking, the follow-up and the replies for you.
A link gets you started. A system keeps asking.
With this tool
You make the link and the card, and you ask each customer yourself, every time. It is free, and it works.
With our review growth system
We set it up and run it for you: the right request at the right moment, the follow-up, and help writing replies. You approve the messages. From $995 setup + $297/month.