Sign in to your Google Business Profile and look for the "Ask for reviews" button on the profile home screen. Google shows a short share link, usually starting with g.page, that opens your review form directly. Copy that link and paste it into the generator. If you manage several locations, each one has its own link, so grab the right one for each site.
Yes. If you cannot access your Google Business Profile dashboard, look up your business in Google's Place ID finder and paste the ID into the generator. The tool builds the same direct review link from it, so scanning the finished code still takes customers straight to the star rating box for your business.
No. Google encourages businesses to ask real customers for feedback, and a QR code simply removes the friction of finding your listing. What Google prohibits is buying reviews, offering incentives in exchange for them, or posting fake ones. As long as the people scanning your code are genuine customers describing real experiences, you are well within the guidelines.
No. The codes generated here are static, so they never expire and support unlimited scans. A code printed on a receipt today will still open your review form years from now, as long as your business listing stays active on Google. There are no renewal fees, scan limits, or paid tiers to keep it working.
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser, so the review link or Place ID you paste never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded to a server or saved in a database. The QR code is built locally on your machine, which also means it is ready to download the instant you finish typing.
Yes. You can change the foreground and background colors, use a transparent background, add a decorative frame, and embed a logo from the built-in gallery or upload your own. You can also increase the size for sharp, high-resolution printing, then export the finished code as PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF, all completely free.