Google Review Link & QR Generator | Free Tool for Local Businesses

Google Review Link & QR Generator

Generate your Google review link and a scannable QR code. Print review cards for the counter. Takes about 30 seconds.

Find Your Google Place ID

Your Place ID is a code Google uses to identify your business. You need it to create the review link.

Search for your business

Type your business name and town, then select from the dropdown.

Or paste your Place ID directly

Already have it? Paste it here. Find it at Google’s Place ID Finder.

Your Business Name

Used for the review request text and print card. Keep it as your customers know you.

Business name

Generate Everything

Hit the button. You get a review link, QR code, ready-to-copy review request messages, and a printable card.

Your Google Review Link

Copied to clipboard

Your QR Code

Customers scan this and land directly on your Google review form. No typing, no searching.

Review Request Messages

Copy and paste these. Send via text, email, or WhatsApp. The link is already embedded.

SMS / Text

Add to Invoice / Receipt

Printable Review Card

Print this on card stock and leave it on the counter, hand it to customers, or slip it in with their receipt.

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Scan to leave a Google review

It takes less than a minute and helps us out more than you’d think.

How to Find Your Google Place ID

Search above

Type your business name and location into the search box in Step 1. If your business appears, select it and the Place ID fills in automatically.

Use Google’s Place ID Finder

Go to developers.google.com and search for your business. Copy the Place ID string that starts with “ChIJ”.

Check Google Maps

Search for your business on Google Maps. The URL often contains the Place ID. Look for the string after “1s” in the URL… it starts with “ChIJ” or “0x”.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Google Place ID?

A Place ID is a text identifier that Google assigns to every place in its database. Your business has one. It’s the key ingredient for building a direct review link that sends customers straight to the review form, skipping the search step entirely.

Is it against Google’s rules to ask for reviews?

No. Google actively encourages business owners to ask customers for reviews. Their own Business Profile documentation says to “share the link created for customers to write reviews.” What you should avoid is offering incentives for reviews, posting fake reviews, or selectively asking only happy customers.

Can I customise the QR code?

The QR code generated here is a standard black-and-white code. You can download it as PNG or SVG and customise it in any image editor. Just make sure you test it after editing, as changing too much of the pattern can make it unscannable.

How many reviews should I aim for?

There’s no magic number. Consistency matters more than volume. A business that gets 2-3 reviews a month, every month, will outperform one that got 50 reviews two years ago and nothing since. Recent reviews carry more weight in Google’s local ranking.

Does this tool store my data?

No. Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server. Your Place ID, business name, and generated links stay on your device. Refresh the page and it’s all gone.

Where should I put the QR code?

Counter cards, receipts, menus, table tents, business cards, invoices, email signatures, vehicle wraps, packaging. Anywhere your customer might have 30 seconds and a phone. The print card template above is designed for exactly this.