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Google review link and QR code generator

Get a direct link to your Google review form, a QR code, and a sign you can print. Paste your Place ID, and they're ready in a second.

A review link opens your Google review form directly, so customers skip searching for your business. Google's own help page suggests the same two routes: a link or a QR code.

  • Text or email. Send the link right after the job, while the visit is still fresh.
  • Receipt or invoice. Print the QR code on paper your customer already keeps.
  • Counter or table. A small sign works well near the register. Keep it optional, since Google asks businesses not to require or pressure customers to review on the premises.

How to find your Google Place ID

  1. Open Google's Place ID finder.
  2. Search for your business name and pick it from the list.
  3. Copy the ID shown on the map. It usually starts with ChIJ.
  4. Paste it into the field above and create your link.

If you manage a Google Business Profile, it can give you a review link too. Paste that link above to get a print-ready QR code.

What Google allows when you ask for reviews

Google's review policy is short on this point, and it's worth following from your first request:

  • Ask all your customers, including those who may have had a mixed experience. Google doesn't allow selectively asking for positive reviews.
  • Keep rewards out of it. Payment, discounts, and free services in exchange for a review aren't allowed.
  • Let customers choose their own words. Businesses shouldn't request specific content.

The link is the easy part. The message around it is what gets people to click. The review request email generator writes that message with your link already inside. And when a difficult review comes in, the negative review response generator helps you reply calmly.

FAQ

How do I create a link for Google reviews?

Paste your Google Place ID into the tool above and select Create review link. You get a direct link to your review form that you can copy into a text, an email, or your website.

Can I get a QR code for Google reviews?

Yes. The tool creates a QR code from the same link. Save it as an image, or make a full-page sign or a sheet of ten cards with the code and print it.

Where do I find my Google Place ID?

Use Google's Place ID finder: search for your business, pick it from the list, and copy the ID shown on the map. It usually starts with ChIJ.

Do customers need a Google account to leave a review?

Yes. Google says customers must be signed in to a Google Account to leave a review. They can set one up with a non-Gmail email address.

Does a Google review link expire?

The link works as long as your Place ID stays valid. Google notes that place IDs can change over time, so test your link every few months. If it stops working, find your current Place ID and create a new link.