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Google review QR code card maker

Turn your Google review link into a beautiful, print-ready card for your reception desk, table stands, bills or packaging. Add your logo and colour, pick a style and print it the same day.

Use the tool All free tools
    Logo (optional, PNG with transparent background works best)
    Style
    Brand colour

    Always scan a test print with your phone before printing a batch.

    Runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to Be12 Media.

    [ How to use it ]

    How to use the Review QR Code Card Maker

    1. Paste your Google review link (or your Place ID).
    2. Add your business name and logo, pick a style and your brand colour.
    3. Choose the size: A6 table card, A5 counter card, A4 poster or a square sticker.
    4. Download a 300 DPI PNG for your printer, an SVG for your designer, or press Print to save it as a PDF.
    5. Scan the card with your own phone before printing a batch.

    [ Explained ]

    Where do I find my Google review link?

    From your Business Profile
    Search for your business name on Google while signed in to the account that manages it. In your Business Profile tools choose “Ask for reviews” (sometimes shown as “Get more reviews”) and copy the link. It usually starts with https://g.page/r/.
    From your Place ID
    Find your Place ID with Google’s free Place ID Finder, paste it here (it starts with ChIJ) and the tool builds the direct review link for you.
    Print tips
    Keep the QR code at least 2 cm wide (bigger for posters read from a distance), print on matte card to avoid glare, and place it where customers wait or pay: reception, the billing counter, tables or inside the delivery box.

    Google does not allow offering discounts, gifts or freebies in exchange for reviews, or asking only happy customers to review. Ask every customer, politely, and let them write what they honestly think.

    [ FAQ ]

    Questions about the Review QR Code Card Maker

    Is this Google review QR code free?

    Yes. The card maker is free with no sign-up and no watermark, and the QR code never expires because it points straight to your Google review link, not through a redirect service.

    Will the QR code still scan with my logo in the middle?

    Yes. When you put your logo inside the code, the tool switches to the highest error correction level, which lets the code be read even with the centre covered. Still, scan a test print with two different phones before printing a batch.

    Which size should I print?

    An A6 table card suits counters and dining tables, A5 suits a reception desk or a wall near the till, A4 suits a poster, and the square stickers suit bills, delivery boxes and glass doors. For posters read from far away, choose A4.

    How do I print it as a PDF?

    Press Print or save PDF and choose “Save as PDF” as the printer. The PDF keeps the exact size and stays sharp because the card is drawn as vector graphics.

    Can I use the Google logo on my card?

    This tool does not add Google’s logo. Google offers official “Review us on Google” stickers and posters for verified businesses through its free Business Profile marketing kit if you want branded material.

    Is my logo uploaded anywhere?

    No. Your logo and details stay in your browser and are only placed into the file you download.

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