Where to put your Google review QR code
Put the code where a guest has a free moment and a phone in hand.
Counter or reception
A small stand next to the card reader, in view while the guest pays.
Table
A sticker or a tent card that guests see while they wait for the bill.
Receipt or invoice
Printed at the bottom, with one line that asks for a review.
Packaging
A card in the bag or box for takeaway and delivery orders.
Door or window
A sign for guests on their way out.
See Google review touchpointsHow to print the QR code so it scans
Size
At least 2 cm (0.8 in) wide for a phone held close. For a sign, divide the scanning distance by ten: a code read from 1 m away should be 10 cm wide.
White margin
Keep the empty border around the code. Many cameras do not find a code that touches other graphics.
Contrast
A dark code on a light, matte background scans best. Glossy lamination and curved surfaces cause reflections.
File format
Use SVG for print shops and large signs. Use PNG for documents, slides and screens.
Test
Scan the printed code with two different phones before you order more copies.
What a guest sees after scanning
The phone opens the Google review form of your business, with the stars ready to tap. Guests need a Google account, but no app. The code contains your review link itself, so it does not expire and has no scan limit.
Need the link for an email, a message or your website? Google Review Link Generator
Want a code with your logo and colours? QR Code Generator
Questions about Google review QR codes
Is the Google review QR code free?
Yes. You create and download the code for free, without signing up. It can be scanned as often as you like.
Does the QR code open the review form directly?
Yes. A scan opens the review form of your business with the star rating. Guests do not have to search for the business first.
Can I add my logo to the QR code?
This page makes a plain code, which scans most reliably. For a code with your logo or colours, copy the review link and paste it into the QR Code Generator.
Google also offers a review QR code. What is the difference?
Google shows a QR code under “Ask for reviews” to people who manage the Business Profile. Both codes open the same form. Here you do not need access to the profile, and you get PNG and SVG files for printing.
Do I need a separate QR code for each location?
Yes. Every location has its own review form. Create one code per location and label the printouts so they do not get mixed up.
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