How to Make a QR Code for a Review (Free, 2026)
A review QR code takes a happy customer from your counter, receipt, or packaging straight to your review page in seconds, cutting out the search-and-type friction that loses most reviews. The key is linking to the right page and asking at the right moment. Here's how to set one up for free.
Quick answer
Copy your direct review link — for Google, use the 'Ask for reviews' short link in your Business Profile — and paste it into a free QR generator like onesol.io/qr-code-generator. Print the code with a clear ask such as 'Enjoyed your visit? Scan to review us' and place it where customers are happiest, so scanning takes them straight to the review box.
1. Get your direct review link
For Google, open your Google Business Profile and use 'Ask for reviews' or 'Get more reviews' to copy the short review link (it looks like g.page/r/...). For other platforms, copy the direct 'write a review' URL from your Facebook, Yelp, or Trustpilot profile. This link is what the QR code will open.
2. Turn the link into a QR code (free)
Paste your review link into a free generator such as onesol.io/qr-code-generator and download the code. If you want to offer several review sites, point the QR at a simple landing page or form with a button for each, then encode that page's URL instead. Save a print-quality SVG or PNG.
3. Add a clear ask around the code
Wrap the code with a short, warm prompt like 'Enjoyed your visit? Scan to leave a quick review'. A specific ask converts far better than a bare code. Keep it honest and open to all customers — don't filter for only positive reviews, which breaks Google's rules.
4. Place it where customers are ready to act
Put the QR where satisfaction peaks: on the receipt, a table tent, the packaging insert, a thank-you card, or a counter stand. Right after a good experience is when people are most willing to review. Make the code big enough to scan easily and keep a clear margin around it.
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FAQ
Where do I get my Google review link?
In your Google Business Profile, use 'Ask for reviews' or 'Get more reviews' to copy the short review link (g.page/r/...). Scanning a QR of it opens the review box directly.
Can one QR code collect reviews on multiple sites?
Not directly, but you can point the QR at a simple landing page or form that offers Google, Facebook, or Yelp buttons, then encode that page's link.
Is it against the rules to ask for reviews with a QR code?
Asking all customers for an honest review is fine on Google. What's not allowed is gating, buying, or only asking happy customers (review gating), so keep it open to everyone.
Where should I put a review QR code?
On receipts, table tents, thank-you cards, packaging inserts, or a counter stand — anywhere right after a good experience, when the customer is most willing to leave a review.
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