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How to make a QR code for Google reviews

Updated October 28, 2026 · 2 min read

Step 1: Get your Google review link

1. Sign in to the Google account that manages your business.
2. Search for your business name on Google or open Google Maps — your Business Profile tools appear on top.
3. Choose Ask for reviews (in some versions: Get more reviews or Read reviews → Get more reviews).
4. Copy the link. It usually looks like https://g.page/r/…/review.

Open the link on your phone to check: it should land straight on the star rating box.

Step 2: Turn it into a QR code

1. Paste the link into the myQR studio.
2. Add your logo and a frame with a short, friendly line: “Enjoyed your visit? Rate us ★★★★★”.
3. Download SVG for print and PNG for screens and email signatures.

Step 3: Put it where the good moment happens

• At the counter or card machine, right after paying.
• On the receipt or the bill folder in restaurants.
• On the table next to the menu code.
• On packaging or the delivery bag for takeaway and online orders.
• In thank-you emails — a QR image plus the plain link.

Ask in person too: “If you liked it, the code takes ten seconds.” A friendly ask next to the code makes a big difference.

Stay within Google’s rules

• Don’t offer rewards such as discounts or freebies in exchange for reviews.
• Don’t only ask happy customers. Google doesn’t allow selectively asking for positive reviews — show the code to everyone.
• Don’t write reviews for your own business or ask staff to.

Why use a dynamic code here

If you move, rebrand or switch review platforms, a dynamic code lets you change the link without reprinting stickers and table cards. And the scan count shows you how many people opened the review page — so you can see whether the counter sign or the receipt works better.

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