Paste your Google Maps link or the share link from the Maps app — or type your business name below and pick it from the list. Either way you get the direct review link.
Print tip: choose 100 % or “actual size” in the print dialog, not “fit to page”. The PNG has 300 dpi.
Google's rules: ask every customer, no rewards for reviews and no request for a particular rating — the default texts are written that way.
About the Review QR Code & Card Maker
The Review QR Code & Card Maker designs print-ready review cards — a business card, an A6 table tent, an A4 poster or a square image for social media and stickers — with your review link as a QR code, a neutral call to action and your business name. Four styles, German or English texts (with “du” or “Sie”), live preview.
Download a PNG at 300 dpi or an SVG for the print shop, or print directly — business cards ten to an A4 sheet with cut marks. Everything is drawn in your browser — including the short review link made from a Google Maps link. Only a share link from the Maps app is expanded once on this server, and for name suggestions this server asks Google Maps — without your IP address. Nothing is stored. No link yet? Create it with the Google Review Link Generator.
On a table tent or a counter display, 3–5 cm is enough to scan from arm's length; on a poster seen from a few metres away, make it bigger. Rule of thumb: the scanning distance is about ten times the width of the code. Test the printout with two different phones.
The shorter the link, the coarser the pattern and the faster it scans. Google's g.page/r/…/review link is ideal — paste your Google Maps link or the share link from the Maps app and the tool turns it into exactly that link. For Trustpilot, Facebook or Tripadvisor, use the review page of your profile there.
Yes. Click “Print / PDF”, choose 100 % or “actual size” in the print dialog and use thick paper (200–300 g/m²). Business cards come ten to an A4 sheet with cut marks. For a print shop, download the PNG (300 dpi) or the SVG.
Yes — stars are simply the symbol for a rating. What Google forbids is asking for a particular rating (“give us 5 stars”), offering rewards for reviews and pressuring guests on the premises. Keep the wording neutral, like the default texts here.
No. The link is encoded directly into the pattern: no redirect service in between, no tracking, no expiry. The code works as long as the link inside it works.