How to get your Google review link (and turn it into a QR code)
A direct link opens the review form of your business in one tap, instead of asking customers to search for you. Here are two ways to get it and how to turn it into a QR code.
Updated October 8, 2026
Why use a direct link
Every extra step loses reviews. With a direct link (or a QR code at the checkout), customers land on the stars and the comment box right away, while their experience is fresh.
Option 1: from your Google Business Profile
Sign in with the Google account that manages your business, search for your business name on Google or open it in Google Maps, and look for the option to ask for reviews ("Ask for reviews" or "Get more reviews"). Copy the short link it gives you (it usually starts with g.page/r/).
Google changes these menus from time to time; if you do not see the option, open your profile management panel and look for it under the reviews or "Read reviews" section.
Option 2: with your Place ID
If you cannot access the profile, find your business in Google's Place ID Finder (part of the Google Maps Platform documentation) and copy its Place ID (it starts with "ChIJ"). Paste it in QRmora and it builds the review link for you.
Create the QR code
Open the Google reviews QR, paste the link or the Place ID, pick the "Leave us a review" frame and your colors, and download it as PNG, SVG or a printable PDF with cards.
Place the cards where the experience ends: the checkout, the bill, the receipt or the delivery bag.
Play by the rules
Google does not allow offering discounts or gifts in exchange for reviews, or asking only happy customers to review. Ask everyone, at the right moment, and reply to reviews: it builds trust.