QR code maker for Google reviews

Find your business, copy your Google review link, and print a sign for your counter, tables or cards. Free, with no sign-up.

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Find your business

We look it up on Google, the same list you see in Google Maps. Or paste your review link

Free, no sign-up Straight to Google’s review form Ready-to-print PDFs

Five signs to choose from

  • Counter sign
  • Table card
  • Business cards
  • Stickers
  • Window poster

An example. Your own sign appears here once you’ve found your business.

How it works

From your business name to a sign on the counter

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Find your business

Type its name and town, and pick it from Google’s list. Or paste the review link from your Google Business Profile.

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Get your link and QR code

Both open your business’s review form on Google. Copy the link for emails and messages, or download the QR code for your own designs.

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Print a sign

Pick a sign, a headline and a colour, then download a PDF that’s ready for your own printer.

Signs for every spot

Five ways to ask, all free

Counter signTwo A5 signs to a sheet, for a frame by the till.
Table cardOne sheet that folds into a tent, the same on both sides.
Business cardsTen to a sheet, to hand over with the bill.
StickersSix round ones for doors, windows and packaging.
Window posterA full page for the window or the door.

Honest comparison

Google’s own review link, and what this adds

Google gives every business a review link and a QR code in its Business Profile. If that’s all you need, use it. This page adds the signs.

In your Google Business Profile

From Google, free

  • Yes: A link to your review form
  • Yes: A plain QR code to download
  • No: You sign in as the owner, on a computer
  • No: No printable signs

Here

Free, no sign-up

  • Yes: The same review form, straight from Google
  • Yes: QR code as PNG or SVG
  • Yes: Find any business by name, on any device
  • Yes: Five print-ready signs in your colour

Google also used to make free “Review us on Google” stickers and posters, in its Marketing Kit. That closed in 2023, and nothing has replaced it.

Good to know

What to write on a review sign

Google has rules about asking for reviews, and so does consumer law in many countries. Our ready-made headlines follow them.

Do

  • Ask every customer the same way: “How did we do?”
  • Keep it short. One line and the QR code is plenty.
  • Put it where people wait: the till, the tables, the door.

Don’t

  • Offer anything for a review: no discounts, prizes or free drinks.
  • Ask only happy customers (“Loved it? Review us!”).
  • Tell people what to write, or ask for five stars.
  • Press people before they leave, or give staff review targets.

Questions

Google review QR codes, answered

Is it really free?

Yes. Making and printing signs is free, with no sign-up and no email to give. Free signs carry a small “Made with truewidgets.com” line.

What does the Pro sign pack add?

For $4.99 once: your logo, your exact brand colours, no Truewidgets line, print-shop files with bleed and crop marks, and A3 and A2 posters. It’s for one business, as often as you like. Pro customers get it included, with codes that count the scans for each sign.

Will my QR code ever stop working?

No. It opens Google’s own review form for your business and never goes through us, so it keeps working even if you never use Truewidgets again.

Do my customers need a Google account?

Yes. Google asks people to sign in before they post a review. Any Google account works, not only Gmail, and most phones are signed in already.

Can I put the Google logo on my sign?

Our signs leave it off. Google lets a business add its official G when asking for reviews, with strict rules: the official file only, unchanged, never the biggest thing on the sign, and never beside stars. Saying “Review us on Google” in words is always fine.

How big should the QR code be?

At least 2 cm (about ¾ inch) across for scanning up close. A good rule: one tenth of the distance people scan from. On our counter signs, table cards and posters the code is 6 to 9.5 cm wide; on business cards and stickers, which people scan up close, about 2.5 to 3.5 cm.

I have more than one location. Can I make a sign for each?

Yes. Each location has its own review link, so make a sign for each one.

Where do I find my review link without this tool?

Sign in to the Google account that manages your business, search Google for your business name, and choose “Ask for reviews”.

Can I get my money back on the pack?

Yes. If your signs don’t print right, tell us and we’ll fix it or refund you.

Can I offer a discount for a review?

No. Google doesn’t allow rewards for reviews: it removes them, and it can freeze a profile’s new reviews and show customers a warning. In the UK, the US and the EU, rewards for reviews can also break consumer law.

Now show those reviews off

Put your best Google reviews on your own website, updated every day. Free plan, no card.

Create free account → Go to your dashboard →

Pro sign pack

For · every sign, as often as you like

Free
With the pack
$4.99once · no subscription

Secure payment by Stripe, which also sends your receipt. No account needed. If your signs don’t print right, we refund you.

Want to know which sign brings the reviews? Pro ($9 a month) includes all of this, plus a code that counts the scans for each sign. See Pro signs