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Google review QR code
Turn your review link into a printable sign.
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How to make the review code
- In your Google Business Profile, use the share or “Ask for reviews” action to copy the official review link. It is usually a
g.pageorsearch.google.comaddress. - Paste the link and add the business name exactly as you want it printed on the sign. The name is not encoded in the QR code.
- Check both previews, then download the QR image and/or the printable A5 sign as SVG.
- Print the sign at 100% scale (A5), test the printed code with a phone, and place it where a customer can scan it without blocking a queue or using a phone while driving.
What the download contains
The QR download contains the review link. The sign download is a complete A5 SVG with the code, your business name, and a neutral prompt to leave a review.
Example link shape
https://g.page/r/example-business/review or asearch.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=… link copied from your Business Profile. Use the link Google gives you, not a hand-edited guess.
Review policy and honest limits
- Follow Google’s current review policies. Do not offer incentives, write reviews on a customer’s behalf, or misrepresent the request.
- Do not use the code to filter out unhappy customers or to ask only selected people for a review. Ask everyone in the same way.
- The link validator checks that the address looks like a Google review link. It cannot confirm that the link belongs to your business, so check it yourself before printing.
- A review QR code cannot guarantee reviews, ratings, or ranking. It only opens the page. Any review content is handled by Google.
- The sign is an A5 SVG sized for one printed page. Resize it only if you keep the code large enough to scan and preserve the quiet zone.
- The code is static. If the review link changes, print a new sign; this page cannot redirect the old one.