Bulk Google Review QR Code Generator

Google review link or Place ID

Review Codes for Every Branch

Each business location on Google has its own review link, so a business with many locations needs many review codes. Restaurant groups, franchise chains, clinics, and salons with several branches can put their list of links or Place IDs into the table and get one code per location, each opening that location's review form. Marketing agencies can do the same for all their clients at once. The tool is free and needs no sign-up, and the static codes never expire. Your list stays in your browser and is never uploaded.

The Review Column

Column	What to enter	Example
Google review link or Place ID (required)	A location's review link, or its Place ID	ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY4

There is one column, and each row is one location. Review links and Place IDs can share the same list.

How to Make Review Codes in Bulk

Fill the table. Copy the column of review links or Place IDs from your spreadsheet and paste it into the first cell, or click Import CSV. The CSV template has an input header, and Load example fills in three sample rows.
Check the count. Blank rows are ignored, so the number of codes ready should match your number of locations. If the page flags a row, fix it before you download.
Set the design once. Pick colors, a logo, and a frame for every code in the batch. A frame helps a review code stand out on a busy counter.
Choose file names and format. Best match uses each row's link or Place ID, and Row number only gives plain 001, 002 names. Pick PNG, SVG, or JPG.
Download all (.zip). Every location's code arrives in one file, with content.csv as the index.

Use Cases

Restaurant groups. Table tents in each restaurant point to that restaurant's reviews, not to a sister location across town.
Franchise rollouts. Head office prepares a counter sign for every franchisee in one batch.
Clinics and salons with several sites. Each site hands out follow-up cards with its own review code.
Marketing agencies. Make review codes for every client location, then send each client their files.

Tips

Sort before you paste. Put your sheet in location order, such as by city, so row 001 is easy to match to a branch name.
Scan every code once. Place IDs look alike, so open each code and confirm that the business name on the review form is the right one.
Separate brands into separate batches. One design covers a whole batch, so each brand gets its own run.
Print from SVG. Counter signs and window decals stay sharp at any size.

Need just one? Use the Google review QR code generator. Want each branch's followers too? See the bulk Instagram QR code generator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mix Place IDs and review links in one list?

Yes. The single column accepts either one, row by row. Load example shows two Place IDs and a review link in the same batch. Use whatever you have for each location.

How do I know which file belongs to which location?

With Best match, each file is named after the value in its row, which for a Place ID is a long, hard-to-read code. The files are numbered 001, 002, and so on in table order, and content.csv lists each row number with its value and file name. Keep your location list in the same order as the table and the numbers match.

Can each location's code have its own logo?

Not in one batch. The design is set once and applies to every code in it. If your brands need different logos or colors, run one batch per brand.

How many locations can I add at once?

There is no limit. The page shows thumbnails for the first 100 valid rows, and the ZIP always includes every valid row. Very large lists are limited only by your device's memory.

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