Free tool

Google review link and QR card maker

Paste the review link from your Business Profile, or your Place ID, and get a QR code plus a 4×6 inch counter card ready to print. Nothing leaves your browser.

What do you have?

In your Business Profile, use Ask for reviews (or Get more reviews) and copy the link. It usually starts with https://g.page/r/.

Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere.

Example card. Yours appears here when you make your link.

Which link should you use?

The simplest link is the one Google gives you. In your Business Profile, open your reviews and choose Get more reviews (on some profiles Ask for reviews); Google shows a short link and, in a computer browser, a QR code you can save. Use that link here if you want a printable card with your name on it.

If you can't reach the profile, the Place ID route works too. Google gives every place a Place ID, and its Place ID Finder shows yours when you search your business and click the marker. The tool turns it into Google's review form address: https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid= followed by the ID.

Before you print

  • Scan the QR code with your own phone and check it opens your business, not a similarly named one.
  • Put the card where customers already pay or wait. Don't hand it only to happy customers or offer anything for a review: Google's rules forbid both. Our guide on review gating and incentives explains the limits.
  • Print at 100% scale. The PNG is 1200 × 1800 pixels, which is 4 × 6 inches at 300 dpi; the PDF is the same card on a 4 × 6 inch page.
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