Google review link generator One link.One tap.Five stars.
This free Google review link generator turns your Business Profile link, Place ID or Google Maps link into a direct review link, a print-ready QR kit with your name on it and a text message you can send tonight.
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- Runs in your browser
Review link + QR generator
Paste one of these: the link from Read reviews → Get more reviews in your Business Profile, your Place ID (starts with ChIJ), or the full Google Maps link (URL) of your listing. Each one gets you a link that opens the review box.
Your review link
Text to send after the job
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Your review QR kit
Print it. Hand it out. Ask every customer.
A business card, a 4×6 counter card and a sign, with your name on them. One PDF, ready for the print shop or your office printer.
- Page 1: an 8.5×11 sign for the office, the counter or a tablet stand
- Page 2: 10 business cards, laid out for Avery 8371 sheets
- Page 3: two 4×6 counter cards with cut marks
What is the fastest way to get my Google review link?
Straight from Google. Since your Business Profile can now make the link and a QR code for you, start there. It also works for service-area businesses with a hidden address, which many generators can't find by name.
- Open your Business ProfileSign in to the Google account that manages it, then search your business name on Google.
- Read reviews → Get more reviewsGoogle shows your review link with a Copy button and share options. Google says the QR code version can only be made on a computer browser, not a phone.
- Paste it in the tool aboveGet a clean link, a QR code you can download or print, and a ready-to-send text message.
Google's help page on creating a review link or QR code has the current steps if the buttons move.
How do I make a review link from my Place ID?
Every business on Google Maps has a Place ID, a code that usually starts with ChIJ. Look yours up with Google's free Place ID Finder, paste it above, and the tool builds this link:
https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=[Your Place ID]
How do I test my review link?
- Open it in a private (incognito) window. Someone not signed in to Google gets asked to sign in first. That is normal: Google needs an account to post a review.
- Open it on your phone. Most customers will tap it from a text. Make sure it lands on your business, not a different location.
- Scan the QR code from a printed copy. Glossy paper and tiny codes cause misreads. Print it at least as big as a business card.
- Skip the link shorteners. A random short link in a text looks like spam. Google's own link or the full link is more trustworthy.
Where should I use my review link and QR code?
| Where | How | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Text after the job | Short thank-you plus the link | Every trade. The highest-response spot. |
| Email with the invoice | One line and the link under the total | Bigger jobs with a paper trail |
| Leave-behind card | QR code on a card or door hanger | Cleaning, lawn, pest and pool routes |
| Truck or tablet | QR code on the tablet at sign-off | Techs who close out on a screen |
Ask every customer the same way, and keep it a simple, honest ask (Google's review content policy has the details). The scripts in our guide on how to ask for Google reviews are written to fit.
Free downloadReview request scriptsTexts and emails to send with your new link, by situation and by trade.Get the scriptsStraight answers
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Amplify My BusinessIs this Google review link generator free?
Yes. No sign-up, no API key, no email required. It runs in your browser and nothing you paste is sent to us.
Why does my link ask people to sign in?
Google only lets people with a Google Account post reviews. If they're already signed in on their phone, which most people are, it opens straight to the stars.
Can I use a short Google Maps link (maps.app.goo.gl)?
Not directly. Short links can't be read from inside a web page. Open the short link, copy the full address from your browser bar and paste that, or use the link from Get more reviews in your Business Profile.
Can I put my QR code on business cards or a sign?
Yes. Make your link, add your business name, pick dark or light and a color, then download the print kit: an 8.5×11 sign, 10 business cards laid out for Avery 8371 sheets and two 4×6 counter cards, all with your name on them. Print at 100% and scan a printed copy before you print a stack.
Will the QR code expire?
No. The QR code just holds your link. It works as long as the link does, so if you ever change it, make a new code.
Does my review link change if I move or rename my business?
Usually not, but Google can change a listing's Place ID. If you rebrand, merge listings or move, test your link and make a new QR code to be safe.
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