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Google review link generator
Give customers a direct route to your Google review page. Paste your Place ID to create a copyable link and a QR image with your business name, free and without signing up.
Ready for an honest review
A direct link for messages.
A named QR for your counter.
Enter your business name and Place ID to create both.
Find your business, then make the link
- Find your Place ID. Open Google’s Place ID finder and search by business name and location. Select the correct listing and copy its Place ID, rather than the browser’s address.
- Add your name and ID above. Your business name is printed beneath the QR code. The Place ID determines which Google listing the link opens, so a name alone is not enough.
- Create, test and download. Copy the link for a message or download the named PNG for a receipt or counter sign. Open the link and scan the image on another phone before printing a batch.
Check the destination before sharing
The generator builds a Google review link from the ID you supply. It does not look up your listing, confirm ownership or check whether a business can receive reviews. A correctly formatted ID can still belong to the wrong location. Make sure the business name and address on Google match your customers’ visit.
If you manage multiple locations, create and test a separate link for each. Keep QR codes labeled clearly, preserve the white border around the code and scan a printed sample at the size customers will use. For a different webpage, use the free website QR generator.
Put this link on a tap card or stand
The Review Tap Card costs $15.99, previously $29.99. The NFC Review Tap Stand costs $28.99, previously $42.99. Choose a card for a portable invitation or a stand for a fixed counter position. Pay once: no subscription, monthly software fee or hosting fee.
Your tap opens your Google review link. It never posts a review or picks a rating. A customer may need to sign in to Google and always chooses whether to leave feedback. Generating a link here does not program a physical product or place an order. Compare Google review cards and stands before choosing.
Invite an honest review, without pressure
Ask every customer who has a genuine experience. Do not offer a reward, discount or gift for a review, filter invitations by how happy someone is, or request a star rating. A neutral invitation is enough: “If you would like to share your experience, here is our Google review link.” Give customers room to decline.
Read Google’s review guidance and explore the Google review guides for more help with requests. Sharing contact details instead? Try the free digital business card or vCard generator.
Frequently asked questions
Can I generate a link from a business name?
Use Google’s Place ID finder to search for your business name, select the correct location and copy its Place ID. Then paste that ID into this tool. Entering a business name alone here will not identify or verify your Google listing.
Does the link automatically post a review?
No. It opens your Google review page. Customers may need to sign in to Google, then choose their own rating, write their feedback and decide whether to submit. The link and QR code never choose a rating or post for them.
Can I change the downloaded QR code’s destination?
This is a static QR code. The review link encoded in the image stays the same. If you need a different link, create a new QR image and replace the old printed or shared image. This describes the downloaded QR code, not changing a physical NFC product.