Review ReacherGoogle review QR code generator.
Turn your Google Business Profile into a QR code your customers can scan. Free, no signup, downloads as PNG or SVG.
Don't know your Place ID? Find it here. Or paste the full review URL and we'll use it as-is.
Want a printable counter card, auto-updating review link and the three-message flow behind it?
Review Reacher does the QR code, the printable card, the check-in message, the review request, the follow-up, and every AI-drafted reply — automatically.
How to create a Google review QR code
- Step 1Find your Google Place ID
Open Google's Place ID finder and search for your business. Copy the ID that appears — it looks like
ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY4. - Step 2Paste it into the generator
Drop your Place ID (or a full Google review URL) into the input above. We build the direct link to your review form automatically.
- Step 3Customise and download
Pick a colour that matches your brand — darker shades scan more reliably — then download the QR as a high-resolution PNG (1024px) or a vector SVG for print.
Where to print your Google review QR code
A QR code only works if customers actually see it at the moment they'd happily leave a review. Here's what works — and the print specs that keep it scannable.
Add the QR to the bottom of every receipt with a one-line prompt like "Loved it? Scan to leave a Google review." Most modern EPOS systems (Square, Zettle, Lightspeed, Toast) let you upload a footer image — export the SVG above and drop it in. Keep the printed size at at least 2cm × 2cm on thermal paper; anything smaller and phone cameras struggle with the low-contrast print.
A6 (105 × 148mm) is the sweet spot — big enough to spot from across the counter, small enough not to clutter. Print the QR at 4–5cm square minimum, on matte card so it doesn't glare under shop lighting. Put one line of context above the code ("Two seconds, means the world") and your business name below.
50mm circular stickers on the top of pizza boxes, coffee cups, or takeaway bags catch customers exactly when they're about to enjoy what you made. Use the SVG download so it stays crisp at any size, and pick a QR colour that contrasts hard against the sticker background.
For anything B2B or service-based, put the QR on the back of your business card and in the footer of every invoice PDF. Minimum 1.5cm square on print, 120px on screen. This is the highest-intent placement — a client paying you is already thinking about how happy they are.
- Minimum print size: 2cm × 2cm (thermal), 1.5cm × 1.5cm (offset/laser)
- Quiet zone: leave at least 4mm of blank space around all four sides
- Contrast: dark QR on light background — inverted codes (light on dark) fail on 30–40% of phones
- File format: SVG for anything larger than a business card, PNG only for pixel-fixed slots
- Always test-scan the final print from 30cm and 1m before you order a batch of 500