Google Review QR Code Generator
Search for your business, generate a branded QR code that links directly to your Google review page, and download it for free. No signup required.
How it works
- Find your business on Google — search to generate a QR code linked to your Google review page.
- Download your QR code — choose a colour style (Classic Black or TapReview Green) and download a 1024×1024px PNG.
- Go beyond the QR code — a QR code waits to be scanned; TapReview sends the review request directly via WhatsApp.
Where to use your Google review QR code
- Countertop or till card — place it where customers pay so they can scan while you take payment.
- Invoices and receipts — customers see it right after the job, when satisfaction is highest.
- Business cards — when a customer passes your card on, the review link goes with it.
- Van livery and signage — turn every parking spot into a review opportunity.
- Email signatures — every email becomes a passive review request.
- Printed flyers and leave-behinds — quotes, care instructions, or thank-you cards.
Google review QR code vs WhatsApp review request — which works better?
A QR code is scanned by 2-5% of people who see it — it's passive and relies on the customer. A WhatsApp review request has a 98% open rate, is sent directly to the customer, is personalised with their name, and follows up automatically if there's no review. Use both: print QR codes for passive touchpoints and use TapReview to actively request reviews after every job.
Google review QR code best practices
- Use high error correction (Level H) so the code scans reliably with the logo in the centre.
- Print at minimum 2cm × 2cm — larger for van livery or signage viewed from a distance.
- Ensure high contrast between the QR code and its background.
- Add a call to action like "Scan to leave us a Google review" — it increases scan rates 2-3x.
- Test with a phone camera before printing.
- Keep your review link up to date if you change your Google profile.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Google review QR code?
A Google review QR code is a scannable code that links directly to your Google Business Profile's review page. When a customer scans it with their phone camera, they're taken straight to the page where they can leave you a Google review — no searching required.
How does the Google review QR code generator work?
Search for your business and we generate a QR code that encodes your direct Google review link. The QR code includes the TapReview icon in the centre and is available in two colour styles.
Can I put a Google review QR code on my business card?
Yes — and you should. A QR code on your business card, invoice, or quote gives customers a frictionless way to leave a review. Downloads are high-resolution (1024×1024px) so they print sharply at any size.
Do Google review QR codes actually work?
QR codes are scanned by 2-5% of people who see them — far less than the 98% open rate of a WhatsApp message. QR codes work best as a supplement to active review requests, not a replacement.
Where should I display my Google review QR code?
The most effective placements are countertop cards next to the till, invoice and receipt footers, business cards, van livery and signage, email signatures, and printed marketing materials.
Is this Google review QR code generator free?
Yes, completely free. No signup, no email, no watermarks. Generate and download as many QR codes as you need in any colour style.
Can I customise the QR code colours?
Yes — we offer two colour styles: Classic Black and TapReview Green. Both include the TapReview icon in the centre and are designed for print and digital use.
What's the difference between a QR code and an NFC review card?
A QR code requires the customer to open their camera and scan. An NFC card requires a physical tap. Both link to the same Google review page. QR codes are free to generate and print; NFC cards cost £5-15 each.