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Google review QR code

A Google review QR code that customers actually finish

A plain QR code only opens Google. Review Mint's QR opens a quick page where customers tap what they liked, get a natural review in their own words, and continue to your Google review form with the text already copied.

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The short answer

To get a Google review QR code: copy your review link from Google Business Profile (Ask for reviews → Share review form), turn it into a QR code, and print it where customers wait. Review Mint does this for you and adds a one-minute review page in between, so more people who scan actually post.

Why a plain Google review QR code often isn't enough

Most customers are happy to leave a review but don't know what to write, and typing on a phone takes effort. A QR code that drops them straight onto Google's empty review box loses many of them at that point.

Review Mint's QR code opens your own review page first. Customers pick the service they used, tap a few words that fit (the good and the not-so-good), choose a short review written from those words, and tap once to copy it and open your Google review form.

What you get with a Review Mint QR code

Every QR code is stable: it points to a Review Mint address that never changes, so you can edit services, branding or even your plan without reprinting.

  • Print-ready PNG and SVG downloads, and A4/A5 posters
  • Your services listed so customers can say what they liked
  • Review options in a natural, casual customer voice — or the customer writes their own
  • The page in English, Hindi, Hinglish, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada and Malayalam
  • Scan and click analytics, and clicks through to Google

Where to put your Google review QR code

Place it where customers pause with their phone in hand, after they've had the experience:

  • On the billing counter or payment QR stand
  • On table tents and menus in restaurants and cafés
  • Inside bill folders and on printed receipts
  • At the salon mirror or reception
  • On packaging and delivery bags

Make your Google review QR code in 4 steps

  1. 1Create a free accountSign up on Review Mint and add your business name, category and services.
  2. 2Add your Google review linkPaste the link from Google Business Profile → Ask for reviews. Review Mint checks it opens the review form.
  3. 3Download your QR codeDownload the PNG or SVG, or a ready-made A4/A5 poster with your name and logo.
  4. 4Print and place itPut it on counters, tables or bills. Track scans and clicks to Google in your dashboard.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The Free plan includes your review page and a QR code with PNG and SVG downloads. Paid plans add your branding, multiple QR codes and more.

No. Review Mint QR codes point to a permanent address and redirect to your current page, so printed codes keep working after you edit services, branding or your plan.

No. Google doesn't allow review text or stars to be prefilled. Review Mint copies the text the customer chose, opens your review form, and the customer pastes, picks their stars and posts.

Yes. Google allows businesses to ask customers for reviews. It does not allow paying or rewarding people for reviews, asking only happy customers (review gating), fake reviews, or asking for reviews that mention particular staff. Review Mint shows every customer the same page, offers nothing in return and never posts for anyone.

Start collecting genuine Google reviews today

Free plan, set up in under a minute. Your QR code is ready as soon as you add your business.

Create your free review page