Free Google Review QR Code Generator
Paste your Google Maps link and get a QR code that opens your business's Google review form when a customer scans it. MapLift generates it at 1000 pixels with the highest error-correction level, so it still scans when part of a printed copy is scuffed or covered. Free, no account.
Make your Google review QR code
What you get
- A QR code that opens your Google review form, not just your Maps listing.
- A 1000 × 1000 pixel PNG, ready for print and screens.
- The highest error-correction level, so a scuffed or partly covered print still scans.
- A plain black-on-white code with no logo.
- Your direct review link, with Copy and Test it buttons, for WhatsApp, email and SMS.
Looking up a Google Maps link is limited to a few times a day per visitor. Pasting a Place ID or a g.page review link skips the lookup, so the code appears at once.
How it works in 3 steps
No design work and no sign-up.
- 01
Paste your Google Maps link
Open your business in Google Maps, tap Share, then Copy link, and paste it into the generator above. A Place ID or g.page review link works too. No account needed.
- 02
Make your QR code
Click Make my QR code. MapLift finds your listing and draws a QR code that opens your Google review form, with your direct review link beside it.
- 03
Download and test it
Download the 1000×1000 PNG. Tap Test it first to check the link opens your review form, then scan the downloaded code with your phone.
What to do with your QR code next
Four checks before it goes on the counter. For sizes by distance, where to put it, wording to copy and the mistakes to avoid, read the guide to printing and placing a Google review QR code.
Scan it on two phones
An iPhone and an Android phone, from the normal camera app. Check the business name on the form.
Print it at least 2 cm wide
Bigger if people will scan it from further away. Print one test copy before the batch.
Add one line of text
“Scan to review us on Google” tells people what the code is for.
Offer it to every customer
Google bans incentives for reviews and asking only happy customers.
QR codes in a MapLift account
QR codes made in your MapLift account carry the MapLift logo in the middle, on every plan, and come with five print themes. On Pro and Business you can choose a version that shows your business name at the bottom of the code, with a small “Powered by MapLift” line. There is no logo upload. The generator on this page makes a plain code with no logo.
An account also reads your public Google reviews, suggests replies you can edit and post yourself, and drafts review templates customers can adapt. MapLift never posts reviews or replies for you.
Frequently asked questions
About the free Google review QR code generator.
Is the QR code generator really free?
Yes. The generator on this page is free and needs no account or card. To keep it free, looking up a Google Maps link is limited to a few times a day per visitor; pasting a Place ID or g.page review link skips the lookup. A QR code is also included in every MapLift plan, including Free.
What does the QR code link to?
Your Google review form. When a customer scans it, the form to rate your business and write a review opens with your business already selected. They need to be signed in to a Google Account to post.
What can I paste into the generator?
A Google Maps share link for your business, your Place ID, or the g.page review link from your Google Business Profile. If you type a business name instead, the tool sends you to Google Maps to find the listing and copy its link.
What size and format is the QR code?
A 1000×1000 pixel PNG with the highest error-correction level. That is enough for receipts, table tents and counter signs. Print it at least 2 cm wide.
Can I add my logo to the QR code?
The QR code from this page is plain, with no logo, and you cannot upload your own logo anywhere in MapLift. Inside a MapLift account, the QR code carries the MapLift logo in the middle. On Pro and Business you can choose a version that shows your business name at the bottom of the code, with a small “Powered by MapLift” line.
Does the QR code expire?
No. It holds your Google review link directly, with no MapLift short link in between, so it keeps working for as long as your Google listing does. Codes you have already printed keep working if you make a fresh copy later.
Can I make codes for more than one location?
Yes. Paste each location’s Google Maps link in turn and download a code for each. Each location has its own review form, so print the branch name next to each code.
Make your review QR code now
Paste your Google Maps link at the top of the page. Free, no account, no card.
Sources & References
- Tips to get more reviews- Google
- Prohibited & restricted content- Google