How to Make a QR Code for Google Reviews (Step by Step)
A step-by-step guide to creating a Google review QR code: find your review link, generate the code, brand it, and print it where customers will scan.
By The QRs.bd Team · June 1, 2026 · 5 min read
A Google review QR code takes customers straight to your review form in one scan — no searching, no scrolling. Here's exactly how to make one in about two minutes.
Step by step
- Find your review link: open your Google Business Profile, tap 'Ask for reviews', and copy the short link Google gives you. It opens your review form directly.
- Create the QR code: paste that link into QRs.bd and generate a code. Choose a dynamic code if you want to track scans or change the destination later.
- Brand it: in the Studio, set your colors, add your logo, and pick a frame with a 'Leave us a review' caption so it looks intentional and trustworthy.
- Download it: export a vector SVG for print or a high-resolution PNG for screens.
- Place it where it counts: print it on receipts, a counter card, a table tent, or packaging — wherever customers are happiest.
- Track and improve: check your scan analytics to see which placement works, and re-point the code anytime without reprinting.
Tips for a higher response rate
Keep the code at least 2cm wide on print, with strong contrast and a clear margin around it. Add a short, human prompt next to it ('Enjoyed your visit? Scan to leave a quick review'). And test the final print with a couple of real phones before you roll it out.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find my Google review link?
In your Google Business Profile, select 'Ask for reviews' and copy the generated short link. It takes customers straight to your review form.
Should I use a static or dynamic review QR code?
Use a dynamic code if you want to track scans or change the destination later. Use static if you just want a permanent, free code and don't need analytics.
How big should the printed code be?
At least about 2cm wide for close-up scanning, larger for signs viewed from a distance. Keep strong contrast and a clear quiet zone around it.
Ready to put this into action?
Make a Google review QR code →We build QRs.bd — the workspace for branded QR codes, short links and scan analytics. We write about what we learn shipping it and watching how real businesses use codes in the wild.