Google review QR code generator
Collect reviews from the customers who never gave you an email address. Search for your business below and we email you the Google review QR code as a PNG, plus an A4 poster with your name already laid out on it.
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Here’s what you’ll get
One email, two attachments, and the page they open.
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The code, as a PNG
Print it once and it keeps working, because it points at your review page rather than straight at Google.
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The poster, as an A4 PDF
Your business name and five stars are already set into it, with the code at 12 cm across so it scans from across a counter.
Happy with our service?
Help spread the word.
Review us on Google or Facebook
★★★★★
Copperleaf Kitchen
Scan QR code to review us on
A4 · PDF
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The page it opens
Your name, then Review us on Google as the first button, and a way to reach you instead if the visit went badly.
Google Business Profile hands you a review link and a code of its own. What this Google review QR code generator adds is the poster and that page.
It’s easy to collect Google reviews with a QR code, especially when you can’t email your customers
You can ask without holding an email address or a phone number: they are standing in front of you, they scan, and the review is written before they leave.
Google’s own guidance on improving your local ranking says review count and review score are part of how it ranks local results.
97% of consumers read reviews for local businesses
And 71% used Google to find them in the last year. Search starts there, and so does the decision to walk in or keep scrolling. Your review count is doing the arguing before you ever meet them.
Both figures: BrightLocal’s Local Consumer Review Survey 2026 (1,002 US consumers).
How should I use my new Google review QR code?
Three places it earns its keep.
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In store, and at the point of sale
A card by the terminal catches the customer while the payment goes through, the one moment they are standing still.
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Printed marketing you already pay for
The code is a PNG, so your next print run carries it at no extra cost: menus, flyers, signage, business cards.
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Restaurants, cafes and hospitality
Nobody hands over an email address at a coffee shop, so a table talker asks the customers you have no details for at all.
One shop or forty. This page makes one code for one location; inside Cloutly every location gets its own.
Creating a QR code for Google business reviews (the old way)
- Open Google’s Place ID finder and search for your business.
- Copy the Place ID out of the tooltip.
- Paste it onto the end of the Google review URL:
search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=YOUR_ID - Find a QR code tool whose codes do not expire.
- Paste the URL in and download the code.
- Open your design software, lay the code out, and print it.
Six steps plus a design job. The box at the top does it in one.
Questions people ask about Google review QR codes
Search for your business in the box at the top of this page, then add your first name and your work email. We look the listing up, build the code, lay out the poster and email both to you.
A poster and a review page. Google gives you the link; the two parts you would otherwise make yourself are the A4 poster and a page that offers Google alongside a private route for anyone whose visit went badly.
Yes. The email carries the code twice: once as a PNG for your own artwork, and once as an A4 PDF poster with your name and the code set at 12 cm across.
Not with the free code, which sends people to Google. On a Cloutly account you choose which of 39 sites your review page offers, and one code can point at several.
A QR code asks once. Cloutly asks every customer.
The code catches the person standing in front of you. Cloutly asks the ones who have already gone home, by text and email.
- Minutes to set up. No dev team, no tech headaches.
- Your team will use it. Front desk to head office.
- One site or hundreds. Built for networks of 400+ locations.
Rolling it out across a network? Book a rollout call and we'll pilot it with you first.
