Use this free Google Review QR code generator with no signup to send customers to the review flow for the correct Google Business Profile. Qraftt validates the official Google destination and encodes it locally in a static QR code, so scans open Google directly without exposing review activity to Qraftt or relying on a Qraftt redirect.
QR workspace
Start creating
Enter exactly what the selected QR code should contain.
Apply a template or shape the details while previewing every change.
Start with a complete original design, then fine-tune it.
Choose a distinct structure, then customize its call to action.
The QR quiet zone remains solid for reliable scanning.
Choose a frame to enable its background controls.
Complete the fields to preview your QR code.
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Three simple steps
Get the review-request link from your Google Business Profile or copy the correct public Google Maps destination.
Enter the official Google URL and scan the live preview to confirm that it opens the intended business profile or review flow.
Choose a high-contrast design, export PNG or SVG, and test the final printed code before displaying it.
From scan to response
The code is a shortcut to the Google destination you supply. It does not contain a review form or connect Qraftt to Google Business Profile or a Google API.
Use the official review-request link for the exact Business Profile location. A public Maps listing can work, but it may add steps before a customer reaches Write a review. Open the link while signed out. Confirm the business name and address.
A scan opens the saved Google link. The customer must sign in to a Google Account before leaving feedback. Google displays the form, receives the submission, applies its policies, and decides how it appears.
Restaurants can use table cards or receipts. Salons, clinics, and hotels can use checkout material. Shops can add it near the counter or inside packaging. Other local businesses can use invoices, posters, or business cards after a genuine interaction.
Choose PNG for common documents or SVG for sharp print artwork. Keep strong contrast and a clear quiet zone. Scan the download on multiple phones. Test a printed proof at the planned size, distance, lighting, and surface.
Qraftt only validates and encodes the supplied destination. It does not collect, moderate, verify, publish, or gate reviews. It does not process Google account activity, track scans, or update a printed static code when its link changes.
Before you publish
A direct review-request link reduces the steps between scanning and writing feedback, while a normal Google Maps URL opens the public listing first. Whichever destination you use, verify the business, test the full customer journey, and print the code where a genuine customer can scan it comfortably.
Copy the customer-facing review link from the correct Google Business Profile. Do not use an owner dashboard, profile manager, search results page, or link that requires your business login.
A Google Maps place URL is valid, but it usually opens the public listing instead of the review form. Customers may need to open Reviews and select Write a review themselves.
Scan the code while signed out and on more than one phone when possible. Confirm the correct business name, address, and location appear before ordering signs or printed materials.
Present the code as a neutral invitation to share a real experience, without rewards, review gating, or pressure for a specific rating.
Use checkout signs, receipts, table cards, appointment follow-ups, or completion paperwork after a genuine customer interaction. Keep the request clear without obstructing service or pressuring people.
Keep the quiet zone clear, use strong foreground-to-background contrast, and avoid glossy glare or folds. Test the final size from the real counter, table, window, or hand-held scanning distance.
The downloaded QR code contains only the Google URL you entered. It does not contain a customer’s review, use a Qraftt redirect, reveal who scanned, or let you replace the destination after printing.
Use the URL QR code generator for a standard website, the Location QR code generator for coordinates, or the Menu QR code generator for a restaurant menu.
Practical ideas
Give verified shoppers a convenient, neutral review invitation immediately after an in-store purchase or service interaction.
Add the code to a take-home card or completion message after a finished appointment, without displaying sensitive customer details.
Place a tested location-specific link on checkout material or post-stay cards where departing guests can find it easily.
Include a direct review route on invoices, job-completion notes, and care instructions after the work is finished.
Use a table card, receipt, or exit sign to invite honest feedback after a meal while keeping the review request separate from incentives.
Create and label one tested QR code per branch so each scan opens the exact location the customer visited.
Helpful answers
Clear answers to the questions people usually ask before creating and sharing this type of QR code.
Copy it from the correct Google Business Profile’s review-request option. Use the customer-facing link rather than an owner, manager, or dashboard URL, then test it while signed out before printing.
A review-request link opens the rating and review flow more directly. A normal Google Maps listing opens the business profile first, so the customer may need to choose Reviews and Write a review.
No—Qraftt neither collects reviews nor receives customer submissions. The static QR code opens the Google destination you provide, and Google handles the review form and account activity.
No—avoid rewards, review gating, or requests for a particular rating. Present the code as a neutral invitation for customers to describe a genuine experience.
No—the static QR code does not expire on its own. It remains useful while the encoded Google review or Maps URL stays valid and the Business Profile remains available.
No—the printed code keeps the original Google review destination. Create a new QR code when you need to point customers to another Business Profile or review link.
Yes—when you encode a direct Google review-request link. A normal Maps listing opens the business profile first, so customers may need to choose Reviews and Write a review. Test the destination before printing.
The Maps app is not always required because the link can open in a mobile browser. Customers must be signed in to a Google Account to leave a review, and the exact app or browser handoff varies by device.
No—one static QR code stores one Google destination. Create and label a separate code for each location so customers reach the correct Business Profile.
No—Qraftt does not use a redirect or scan-tracking service for this static code. It cannot identify scanners or see the review they submit to Google.
Copy the customer-facing review link from the correct Google Business Profile, paste it into Qraftt, and scan the preview. Customize the design, download PNG or SVG, and test the exported file before printing.
Customers scan it with a compatible phone camera, open the Google destination, sign in to their Google Account, and choose a rating or write feedback. Google—not Qraftt—collects and publishes the review.
Place it at a natural post-service touchpoint such as a receipt, counter sign, table card, checkout area, or business card. Package inserts and appointment follow-ups can also work. Keep it easy to reach and avoid incentives or review gating.