A Google review QR code is one of the simplest ways to get more reviews in person. A customer points their phone camera at it, taps the link, and lands directly on your Google review form. No searching, no scrolling.
Here's how to create one for free and where to place it for maximum reviews.
How to create a free Google review QR code
- Open the free Google Review QR Code Generator.
- Paste your Google Place ID (or your Google Maps link). Don't know it? The tool links you straight to Google's free Place ID finder.
- Click generate. You'll get a direct review link and a printable QR code.
- Download the QR code and print it.
That's it - no signup, no cost.
Where to put your review QR code
The best spots are wherever a happy customer is paying attention:
- At the front desk or checkout - a small table tent or sign.
- On receipts and invoices - print it right on the page.
- On business cards and leave-behinds - for service techs.
- On packaging - for product and retail businesses.
- On table tents - for restaurants, cafés, and salons.
QR codes work - but automation works better
A QR code only reaches the customers who are looking at it. The ones who pay at the door, book online, or are already back in the car never see the table tent. To catch everyone, you also want to follow up by text.
ReviewKit does both: your review link and its printable QR code in one place, and an automatic text to every customer after their visit. More reviews, no manual work, no contract. Start free.