Google Review Link & QR Generator
Turn your Place ID or Google Maps link into a short review link and a printable QR code. Customers scan the code or tap the link and land straight on your Google review form.
Privacy: everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent or stored anywhere.
How to use this Google review link generator
Getting more Google reviews starts with making it easy for customers to leave one. A Google review link takes a customer straight to the review form for your business, with no searching and no menus in the way. This free google review link generator builds that link for you in seconds, and it also draws a QR code for the same link, so customers can scan it from a card, a receipt, or a sign on your counter. Everything runs in your browser, and nothing you type is sent or stored anywhere.
- Paste your Place ID or your Google Maps link in the box above. Either one works: if you paste a Maps link, the tool pulls the Place ID out of it for you.
- Add your business name if you want it printed above the QR code. This step is optional, and you can leave it blank.
- Click “Generate review link and QR code”. Copy the link to share it anywhere, or download the QR code as a PNG and print it.
Worked example
Here is the whole thing with a real Place ID. Say your business has the Place ID ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY. Paste that Place ID into the box and click the button. The tool builds this review link: https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY. That link opens the Google review form for your business directly. The QR code on the page encodes exactly the same link, so a customer who scans it lands on the same form. If you add your business name, it appears above the QR code, ready for printing. The same result follows if you paste a Google Maps link that contains placeid=ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY: the tool extracts the Place ID and builds the same link and the same QR code.
Where to find your Place ID
Every business on Google Maps has a Place ID, a short code that identifies that one place. The easiest way to get yours is to search for your business on Google Maps and open its listing. Copy the link from your browser address bar and paste it into this google review link generator: the tool looks for placeid= in the link and pulls out the code that follows it. You can also find the Place ID in the link data behind a Maps search result. A Place ID always starts with ChIJ, and it is made of letters, numbers, dashes, and underscores. If you paste something that is not a Place ID or a Maps link, the tool tells you plainly, so you can try again with the right value.
How the QR code works, and where to put it
The QR code is drawn right here in your browser from your review link. No image is uploaded, and no outside service is involved. When a customer points their phone camera at the code, the phone reads the link and opens your Google review form.
Download the PNG and print it wherever customers already look: on a business card, at the bottom of a receipt, on a table tent, or on a small sign by the till. A printed code works best when it is at least 2 centimetres across, printed in dark ink on a light background, and placed where a customer has a minute to spare, not on a door they are walking out of. Because the QR code and the link lead to the same place, you can use both: the link in emails and messages, and the printed code in the real world.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Google review link?
A Google review link is a web address that opens the Google review form for one specific business. Instead of asking a customer to search for your business and find the review button, you send them the link and they land straight on the form. This google review link generator makes that link from your Place ID, and it also makes a matching QR code.
Where do I find my Place ID?
Search for your business on Google Maps and open the listing, then copy the link from your browser address bar and paste it here. The tool pulls the Place ID out of the link for you. A Place ID starts with ChIJ, so if you already have the code itself, paste it directly.
How does the QR code work?
The QR code is a picture of your review link. When a customer scans it with their phone camera, the phone reads the link and opens your Google review form. The code is drawn in your browser by this page, and the download button saves it as a PNG file.
Can I print the QR code?
Yes — download the PNG and print it on a card, receipt, or counter sign. Print it in dark ink on a light background, at least 2 centimetres across, and place it where customers have a moment to scan it.
Is this free, and does it store my business info?
Yes, it is free, and no, it does not store your business info. Everything runs in your browser: your Place ID, your business name, and your review link never leave your device.