Google review QR code & plaque generator
Paste your review link, pick a format, print. Your customers scan and land straight on the “Write a review” form.
- Free, no sign-up
- No Google sign-in
- Print-ready (300 dpi, vector)
Your review plaque in 3 steps
- 1
Paste your review link
The “Ask for reviews” link of your Google Business Profile, or a Place ID. For Trustpilot, Tripadvisor and Facebook, your page address is enough: it is turned into the review form link.
- 2
Make it yours
Business name, headline, format (counter plaque, poster, sticker, card), style and color. The preview updates as you type.
- 3
Download or print
PNG at 300 dpi for the print shop, SVG for a designer, or print an A4 sheet at actual size. The QR code never expires.
Where to put it for more scans
- At checkout, when satisfaction peaks.
- At eye level, not flat on a cluttered counter.
- On tables in cafés and restaurants, while customers wait for the check.
- On the window (QR code only: NFC does not read through glass).
- Backed by a spoken ask: “Feel free to scan it, it really helps us.”
QR or NFC, formats, costs and Google rules: read our guide to Google review QR codes and plaques, then every way to get more Google reviews.
Frequently asked questions
Is the generator really free?
Yes: no account, no limit, no watermark (the small “horair.com” mention can be turned off). Everything is generated in your browser.
Do I need to sign in with Google?
No. You only paste your public review link: we never access your Google account or your Business Profile.
Does the QR code expire?
No. It is a static QR code: it encodes your review link directly and works as long as that link does. The Google “Ask for reviews” link is stable.
How do I find my Google review link?
Search for your business on Google while signed in as the owner, then click “Ask for reviews” and copy the g.page/r/… link. You can also paste your Place ID (ChIJ…): the tool builds the link.
What size should I print the QR code?
At least 2 cm wide for a card held in hand, 3 to 5 cm on a counter, more if it is scanned from a distance. All formats here are sized for that.
Can I make an NFC plaque?
This tool makes the QR code and the printed design. For NFC, write the same review link onto an NFC tag with a free app (such as NFC Tools) and stick it behind the plaque, then turn on the “tap your phone” hint.
Is it allowed by Google?
Yes, asking for reviews is allowed. What is forbidden: rewarding a review (discount, gift, prize draw) and only asking happy customers.
Then answer every review
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