Free review QR code generator
Pick the site your customers review you on. Get the link, then print it as a table card, counter sign, sticker or business card. No sign-up, no email.
- GoogleOpens the write-a-review box on your Google Business Profile.
- YelpA QR code that opens your Yelp page, ready to print. Yelp asks businesses not to request reviews, so this makes a 'Find us on Yelp' sign rather than a review ask.
- TripadvisorPaste your Tripadvisor listing and get a direct review link and a printable QR code for tables, receptions and receipts.
- FacebookA link and printable QR code that open your Facebook Page's recommendations, where customers say whether they recommend you.
- TrustpilotEnter your website domain and get a direct Trustpilot 'write a review' link and a QR code for packaging inserts, receipts and counters.
- Ask every customer automaticallyFeedback Flows email each customer a one-tap rating after the visit, with your review link for everyone. Flat $19/month.
Listed on several sites? One sheet for all of them Print pack
Add the links you have and print one sheet with a card for each site. Every card still opens a single site, so customers never land on a menu.
Make it yours
Logo Print pack
PNG or SVG with a transparent background works best. It stays in your browser.
Add at least one link to print your own sheet.
What each review site allows
Every site wants honest reviews from real customers, but the rules for asking differ. Breaking them can get reviews filtered or removed, so it's worth a minute before you print.
| Site | Can you ask? | Incentives | Asking only happy customers |
|---|---|---|---|
| YesAsk every customer | Not allowed | Not allowedReview gating | |
| Yelp | NoYelp asks businesses not to request reviews | Not allowed | Not allowed |
| Tripadvisor | YesInvite every guest | Not allowed | Not allowedTreated as review fraud |
| YesNo Page-specific rule | AvoidFTC bans buying reviews (US) | AvoidFTC bans suppressing negatives | |
| Trustpilot | YesInvite everyone the same way | Not allowed | Not allowedPre-screening is banned |
How big to print the QR code
Size the code for the distance people scan it from, and put it where the visit ends: with the bill, at the till, on the receipt.
| Where it goes | Scanned from | QR code at least | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business card, receipt, packaging | 20–30 cm8–12 in | 2–3 cm0.8–1.2 in | Business card |
| Restaurant table, waiting room | 30–50 cm1–1.5 ft | 3–5 cm1.2–2 in | Table card |
| Till, reception desk | 50–100 cm1.5–3 ft | 5–10 cm2–4 in | Counter sign |
| Door, window | 1–2 m3–6 ft | 10–20 cm4–8 in | Counter sign, printed larger |
Frequently asked questions
Which review site should my QR code point to?
The one your customers use to choose you. For most local businesses that's Google; restaurants and hotels often add Tripadvisor; online shops use Trustpilot. One QR code should open one site, so print a separate card per site rather than a menu of logos. The sheet builder on this page puts a card for each site on one page.
Do review QR codes expire?
No. These QR codes contain the review link itself, with no redirect in between, so they keep working as long as your listing does.
Is it allowed to put a review QR code in my shop?
On Google, Tripadvisor, Facebook and Trustpilot, yes, as long as you invite every customer and offer nothing in return. Yelp is the exception: it asks businesses not to solicit reviews at all, so its page here makes a 'Find us on Yelp' card instead.