Turn your Place ID into a one-tap review link and a printable QR code.
Put this QR code on receipts, business cards, and your counter. Ask for the review right after a great experience, that is when customers say yes.
Customers rarely leave reviews on their own, but they will tap a link or scan a code put in front of them at the right moment. This tool turns your Google Place ID into a one-tap review link and a QR code you can print for your counter, receipts, or service vehicles.
Paste your Place ID below. The link opens your review form directly, no searching required, and the QR code encodes the same link for print.
Open Google's Place ID Finder (linked below), search your business name, and copy the Place ID, it usually starts with ChIJ.
Paste the Place ID into the field and click Generate. Your direct review link appears instantly.
Copy the link for texts and emails, or download the QR code as a PNG and print it for your counter or receipts.
Open Google's Place ID Finder. Search your exact business name, click your listing on the map, and copy the Place ID shown.
Important: the link only works for a live, public Google Business Profile. If your profile is unverified or suspended, fix that first, our not showing up guide walks through it. Also note: never offer incentives for reviews. Google's policy prohibits review gating and paid reviews, and violations can get your reviews removed or your profile suspended.
A Place ID is a unique text identifier Google assigns to every place in its database, including your business. It looks like a long string starting with ChIJ. Your review link is built from it, which is why this tool needs it.
Use Google's official Place ID Finder: search your business name, click your listing on the map, and copy the Place ID it shows. Paste it into the field above and click Generate.
Yes. The QR code is generated in your browser and downloads as a standard PNG. Print it on cards, receipts, invoices, or stickers and place it where customers see it right after a good experience.
No. The link points at your live listing, so an unverified, suspended, or non-existent profile has nothing to open. Verify your profile first, then generate your link.
Yes. The generated link is long, so run it through any URL shortener before printing it on small materials. The QR code already solves this for print, since customers scan instead of typing.
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