Google review link & QR code generator

Get a short link and a QR code that drop customers straight onto the star picker, instead of leaving them to hunt for the review button. Free, and nothing you enter leaves your browser.

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Get your listing's link

    That gives you a link starting https://g.page/r/…. Paste it in step 2 and you'll get a QR code — Google only generates those on a computer, so this is the bit worth doing here.

    2

    Paste the link here

    A g.page link, a full Maps address, or a Place ID — any of them work. It builds as soon as you paste.

    Why a one-tap link beats “just Google us”

    Most customers who mean to leave you a review never finish. They search your name, land on the map, scroll past the photos, miss the review button, and give up. Every extra tap costs you reviews. A direct link removes all of it: they tap once and the star picker is already open.

    Stick the QR code on your invoice, your business card, the back of the van, or a small card you hand over when the job's done. For a longer walkthrough of when to ask and what to say, read how to get more Google reviews without nagging anyone.

    Is this link official?
    Yes. It uses g.page, Google's own short-link domain for Business Profiles, and it points at the same review form Google shows in your dashboard.
    I'm on a phone and Google Maps opens in the app — now what?
    The app has no address bar, so there's no URL to copy. Use the I manage this business route above instead: it gets the link from your own Business Profile and works fine on a phone. If you don't manage the listing, either do this bit on a computer, or switch your mobile browser to desktop mode before opening Maps.
    Why won't a maps.app.goo.gl address work?
    Those are shortened links, and a web page can't expand one without sending it to a server. This tool has no server — it does everything in your browser, so nothing you paste is ever transmitted. Open the short link first, then copy the full address it lands on.
    Does the QR code expire?
    No. There's no tracking redirect and no account behind it — the review URL is encoded directly into the pattern, so it keeps working as long as your listing exists. That also means you can't change where it points without printing a new one.
    What size should I print it?
    25 mm square is the practical floor for a phone camera at arm's length. 40 mm is more forgiving. Leave the white border — scanners need that quiet zone, and cropping it is the most common reason a printed code won't read.
    Do you store my business details?
    No. There's no server involved. The page does the whole job in your browser, including drawing the QR code, so nothing you paste is ever transmitted.

    Everything runs in your browser — your listing never gets sent anywhere.
    Built by SEO Monkey, Auckland.

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