Free Google review QR code generator

Find your business and get a QR code that opens the “write a review” box on your Google listing. Print it as a table card, counter sign, sticker or business card. No sign-up, no email.

Print it: table cards, signs, stickers

Pick a format, add your business name, and print at real size or download a 300 DPI PNG for a print shop.

Pick a format

Add your business name

Choose the messageHow did we do? · Scan to review us on GoogleShare your experience · Scan to leave a Google reviewYour review helps others choose · Scan to review us on GoogleWrite your own

Make it yours

Style

Brand colour Print pack

Logo Print pack

PNG or SVG with a transparent background works best. It stays in your browser.

Show “Made with onetapvote.com” Print pack

Example: add your link above

Print or download

Generate your link above to put your own QR code on the card.

Print a full sheet Print pack

2 table cards per page, edge to edge with cut marks.

How to make a Google review QR code

1
Find your business
Type its name and city above and pick your listing. A Place ID or a review link from your Business Profile works too.
2
Print or download
Choose a table card, counter sign, round sticker or business card, add your business name, and print at 100% scale. For a print shop, download the 300 DPI PNG or the SVG.
3
Scan it before you print a batch
Point your phone camera at the code. It should open the review box with your business name at the top. Then print the rest.

Google's own QR code or this one?

Google also shows a review QR code inside the Business Profile. It opens the same review box as the code made here. The difference is who can make it, where, and what you can print with it.

Both codes open the same review box. Google's side as described in its Business Profile help, October 2026.
	From your Business Profile	From this generator
Who can make it	Owners and managers, signed in	AnyoneNo sign-in, no access to the profile
On a phone	NoComputer browser only	Yes
What you get	The QR code image	The code, plus cards and signs with your business name
Cost	Free	Free

Both codes open the same review box. Google's side as described in its Business Profile help, October 2026.

Source: Google Business Profile Help: Create a Google link or QR code to request reviews

Where to put it, and how big

Put the code where the visit ends and size it for the distance people scan it from. A code that's too small or too far away doesn't get scanned. To send the same link by email or text instead, use the Google review link generator, which has message templates.

Minimum QR code size by scanning distance. Rule of thumb: the code should be at least a tenth of the distance it's scanned from.
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

Minimum QR code size by scanning distance. Rule of thumb: the code should be at least a tenth of the distance it's scanned from.

With the bill
A table card or a sticker on the bill folder: the visit is over and the phone is already out.
RestaurantsCafés
At the counter
A counter sign by the card reader, where customers wait for a receipt or a coffee.
ShopsSalons
On the way out
A sticker on the door or the window, big enough to scan from a step away.
Any storefront
In the bag or the box
A business card in the order, for customers you don't see in person.
DeliveryOnline orders

Ask every customer, without doing it by hand

A link or a card works when someone remembers to use it. Feedback Flows email every customer a one-tap rating after the visit, show your Google review link to all of them, and let you follow up in private when a score is low. Flat $19/month.

See Feedback Flows How it collects Google reviews

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a QR code for Google reviews?

Search for your business above, pick your listing, and download the QR code or print it on a card. If you manage the Business Profile, Google also shows a review QR code there in a computer browser: Read reviews, then Get more reviews.

Is this Google review QR code generator free?

Yes. There's no sign-up and no email. The QR code download and the basic cards are free.

Do I need access to the Business Profile?

No. The code only opens the review box on your public listing, so an owner, a manager or an agency can make it without signing in to the profile.

Does a Google review QR code expire?

No. The code holds the review link itself, with no redirect in between, so it works as long as your listing does. If your business moves or Google merges the listing, make a new one.

Can I see how many people scanned it?

Not with this code: it opens Google directly, with nothing in between that could count scans. Feedback Flows ask customers by email instead and record every rating.

Can one QR code open Google and Yelp?

No. One code opens one site, and a page of logos makes customers choose. Print a card per site; the review QR code generator puts a card for each site on one sheet.

Can I offer a discount for scanning the QR code and leaving a review?

No. Google doesn't allow incentives for reviews, and the FTC's Consumer Review Rule bans buying reviews. Invite every customer and let them decide.