Google Review QR Code Generator & Sign Maker
Create a Google Review QR code and ready-to-print sign in seconds. Customize the message, colors, logo, and layout — no design software needed.
Free to create. No design software needed.
Google review link
Customers who scan the QR code will be sent directly to this page.
Business details
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PNG, JPG, WEBP or SVG. Your logo stays in your browser — it is never uploaded.
Message
Pick a message or write your own.
Sign template
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8.5 × 11 in
No account required.
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Use it in Canva, Word, or your own signage design.
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3 dynamic QR codes free for life. Unlimited scans.
Who uses Google review QR signs
Restaurants and cafés
Table tents and check presenters catch people right after the meal. Add a second sign at the pickup counter for takeout orders.
Salons, barbers and spas
Place a small sign at each station and at checkout. The reveal moment at the mirror is the highest-intent point of the visit.
Auto shops and home services
Print the code on the invoice or hand over a card when the work is explained. Techs finishing on-site can carry a laminated card.
Retail stores
Register signs, bag inserts and receipt cards. Keep the code near where the transaction ends rather than at the entrance.
Hotels and short-term rentals
Front-desk signs, in-room welcome cards and checkout materials. A framed card near the door catches guests as they leave.
Medical, dental and clinics
Use the checkout window rather than the waiting room, so patients are asked after care instead of before it.
Printing and placing your review sign
Size the QR for the distance
Counter and table signs work at 1.2 in (3 cm) or larger. For wall signs, make the code about one-tenth of the scan distance — roughly 3.5 in for a 3 ft scan, 12 in for a 10 ft scan.
Protect contrast and quiet zone
Keep a dark code on a light background and leave clear space around all four sides. Light-on-dark codes and codes crowded by artwork are the most common scan failures.
Choose matte over glossy
Glossy laminate reflects overhead store lighting straight into the camera. Matte card stock, acrylic stands and laminated table tents hold up better in daily use.
Test before you print a batch
Print one copy and scan it with both an iPhone and an Android device from the real distance customers will use. Confirm it opens your review form, not your Maps listing.
Write a call to action that earns the scan
Wording that works
- “Scan to leave us a Google review”
- “How did we do? Scan to tell us”
- “Loved your visit? Share it in 30 seconds”
- “Your review helps a small business grow”
Name the platform and set an expectation of effort. Both raise scan rates.
Mistakes to avoid
- A bare QR code with no explanation
- Linking to your Maps listing instead of the review form
- Offering a discount for reviews — against Google's guidelines
- Screening customers so only happy ones reach Google
- One sign for the entire business
Want the full playbook?
Read How to Get More Google Reviews With a QR Code Sign for placement, timing and rollout steps, or How to Find Your Google Review Link if you still need your review URL.
Create the QR code and the sign together.
Choose a template, add your branding, preview your sign live, and download a ready-to-print PNG or PDF — without opening Canva or another design program.
Customize
Add your logo, colors, and message.
Preview
See your finished sign as you build it.
Download
Export a high-resolution PNG, print-ready PDF, or QR-only file.
How to create a Google Review QR code
- 1
Copy your Google review link
Grab the review link from your Google Business Profile.
- 2
Paste it into EasyQR
Drop the link into the field above to generate your QR code.
- 3
Customize your sign
Add your business name, logo, colors, message and template.
- 4
Download and print
Export a high-resolution PNG or print-ready PDF.
- 5
Place it where customers will see it
Counters, tables, receipts, packaging and follow-ups.
Where to use a Google Review QR code
Why use a Google Review QR code?
A review QR code removes friction. Instead of asking a customer to search for your business, open the right profile and scroll to the review section, a single scan takes them straight to the review experience.
Fewer steps means more reviews — especially in the moment when a customer is happiest, right at the counter, the table or the front desk.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Google Review QR code free?
Yes. You can generate and download a static Google Review QR sign for free — no account required.
Does the QR code expire?
Static QR codes generated by this free tool do not depend on an EasyQR subscription. If you save it as a dynamic EasyQR code, EasyQR's free dynamic QR policy applies.
Can I change the link later?
A static QR code cannot be changed after it is printed. If you save it as an EasyQR dynamic QR code, you can update the destination later without reprinting.
Can I add my logo?
Yes — upload a logo and it appears at the top of your sign.
Can I change the colors?
Yes. Set your primary and secondary brand colors with a HEX code or color picker.
Do customers need an app?
No. Most modern phone cameras can scan QR codes directly from the camera app.
Can I print the sign?
Yes. Download a high-resolution PNG or a print-ready PDF in 8.5 × 11 in, 5 × 7 in, 4 × 6 in, or square.
Where do I find my Google review link?
Open your Google Business Profile, choose 'Ask for reviews' and copy the short review link Google provides. Use that review link — not your Maps listing URL — so customers land directly on the review form.
How big should a Google review QR code be?
For counter and table signs, keep the QR at least 1.2 in (3 cm) wide. For wall signs, size the code to roughly one-tenth of the distance people will scan from — a 3 ft scan distance needs about a 3.5 in code.
Where should I place review signs?
Put them where the experience ends and the customer is happiest: checkout counters, restaurant tables and check presenters, invoices, salon stations, front desks, packaging and take-home cards. Skip entrances — arriving customers have nothing to review yet.
Is it against Google's rules to ask for reviews with a QR code?
Asking customers for honest reviews is allowed. What is not allowed is offering discounts or gifts in exchange for reviews, or screening customers so only happy ones reach Google. Ask everyone the same way.
Why is my review QR code not scanning?
The most common causes are a code printed too small, glossy stock creating glare, low contrast between the code and background, or a missing quiet zone around the code. Test the printed sign on both an iPhone and an Android phone before ordering a batch.
Should I use a static or dynamic review QR code?
Static is fine if the link will never change. Choose a dynamic QR code if you may rebrand, move locations, or want to see how many scans each sign generates — dynamic codes let you update the destination after printing.