Google review QR code
Make a QR code that opens your Google review box, then download it or print a ready-made counter sign. Free, no sign-up.
Nothing you type here is saved.
How to use it
- Find your business, or paste a review link you already have.
- Scan the code with your own phone to check it opens your review box.
- Choose Print a counter sign for a ready-made sign, or download the code as PNG (for screens and email) or SVG (stays sharp at any print size).
Where to put your QR code
- At the counter or reception desk, at eye level.
- On receipts, invoices and the back of business cards.
- On a leave-behind card after a home visit (pool, lawn, cleaning, repairs).
- On tables, menus or the bill folder in a restaurant.
- On your van or truck, big enough to scan from a few feet away.
Tip: Print it at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) wide for close-up scanning, and bigger for anything read from a distance. Leave a white border around it.
Let customers use their own phone
A QR code works well because the review is written on the customer's own phone, signed in to their own Google account. Don't hand customers a shop tablet to write reviews on: it can look like one person writing many reviews, and Google's spam checks may remove them. Google also doesn't allow rewards for reviews, so keep the sign to a simple ask.
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Questions
Does the QR code expire?
No. The code just holds your review link, so it works as long as the link does. There's no tracking redirect in between.
Can I change the design?
Download the SVG and add it to your own design in Canva, Word or any print software. Keep good contrast: a dark code on a light background.
Do I have to keep the "Made with Am I found?" line?
No, untick it before printing. We appreciate it if you leave it on.