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    Review QR Code Generator

    Create a free review QR code that takes customers straight to your Google, Trustpilot, Yelp or Facebook review page in one tap. Print it on receipts, table tents and packaging to collect more reviews, and because it's dynamic, you can change where it points or add platforms without reprinting.

    How it works

    1

    Get your review links

    Copy the 'write a review' link for each platform you want: your Google review link from your Google Business Profile, your Trustpilot evaluate link, and your Yelp or Facebook page review URLs.

    2

    Create your review QR code

    In QR Cake, choose the Review type, then add a button for each platform and paste its review link.

    3

    Brand the page and the code

    Add your logo, set your colours and page style, and customise the QR pattern so it matches your brand.

    4

    Test and download

    Scan it on an iPhone and an Android to confirm each button opens the right review page, then download a print-ready PNG or SVG.

    5

    Display it where customers are happy

    Put the code at the checkout counter, on receipts, table tents, packaging or a thank-you card, wherever people are most satisfied and have a moment to scan.

    Where people use it

    01

    Restaurant table tents and bill folders, diners scan and leave a Google review before they leave the table.

    02

    Checkout counters and point of sale, a small standee lets shoppers review while they wait for the receipt.

    03

    Printed receipts, add the code near the total so customers can review on the way out.

    04

    Product packaging and thank-you inserts, turn a happy unboxing into a review for your store or Amazon listing.

    05

    Business cards and email signatures, make it effortless for clients to review local and professional services.

    06

    Service invoices and appointment cards, tradespeople, clinics and salons collect reviews once the job is done.

    07

    Event signage and exhibitor stands, a large code gathers reviews and feedback on the spot.

    08

    Multi-location businesses, give each branch its own dynamic code and track which locations earn the most reviews.

    Industries that use this most

    RESTAURANTS & CAFÉS

    Print the code on table tents, the bill folder or the receipt so diners can leave a Google review before they leave their table.

    RETAIL & SERVICES

    Add it at the till, on the bag, or on a thank-you card so shoppers and clients can review while the experience is fresh.

    HOSPITALITY

    Place it on the in-room welcome card, the front desk or the key-card sleeve to turn great stays into Tripadvisor and Google reviews.

    LOCAL TRADES & HEALTHCARE

    Hand it over on an invoice, appointment card or van decal so customers and patients can leave a review in seconds.

    EVENTS & STANDS

    Show a large code on a banner or signage so attendees can rate the session or exhibitor on the spot.

    E-COMMERCE & APPS

    Add the code to packaging inserts or in-app screens to send buyers to your Amazon, App Store or Google Play review page.

    How this QR code works

    Most customers are happy to leave a review when it's effortless, and give up when it isn't. A review QR code removes the friction: no searching for your business, no copy-pasting links, no app switching. One scan opens a clean, branded page with a button for each platform you care about, so people reach the review form in a couple of taps while their visit is still fresh.

    Because every QR Cake code is dynamic, the same printed code keeps working as your business changes. Move locations, add Trustpilot alongside Google, or fix a wrong link, the code on your receipts and table tents stays the same while the destinations update instantly. You also get scan analytics, so you can see which placements (counter vs receipt vs packaging) actually drive reviews.

    One important rule: offer the review QR code to every customer the same way, with no reward for leaving a positive review and no filtering of who gets asked. 'Review gating', routing happy customers to public review sites and unhappy ones to a private form, breaks Google's and Trustpilot's policies and the FTC's Reviews Rule. QR Cake's review pages are built to invite everyone to leave an honest review.

    Small details that help

    • Add a clear, neutral prompt beside the code such as 'Scan to leave a review', never pressure people toward a positive one.
    • Place the code where customers are happiest and have a free moment: the counter, the receipt, the table, or the packaging.
    • Lead with the platform that matters most to you (often Google) but offer the others so customers can choose where to review.
    • Use a dynamic code so you can add platforms, fix a wrong link or update branding without reprinting.
    • Test every button on both iPhone and Android before printing, and download an SVG for anything larger than a flyer.
    • Never offer a discount or gift in exchange for a review, and never filter who you ask, both break platform rules and FTC guidance.

    Worth knowing before you print

    • You provide your own review links, QR Cake builds the page and the code, but the destinations come from your Google, Trustpilot, Yelp or Facebook profiles.
    • A QR code makes leaving a review effortless, but it can't force one, the customer still chooses whether and what to write.
    • Review gating (routing unhappy customers away from public reviews) is not supported, because it violates Google and Trustpilot policies and the FTC Reviews Rule.
    • On the free QR Cake plan a dynamic review code shows a brief interstitial ad before the page; paid plans remove it.
    • Some platforms, such as Google Play, can only open the listing rather than a pre-filled review screen, so the customer taps 'rate' there themselves.

    How it compares

    Review QR codeReview request by email/SMSAsking in person
    Effort for the customerScan and tap onceOpen inbox, find the email, click throughRemember the business name and search for it
    When it reaches themIn the moment, on-siteHours or days laterOnly while you're talking
    Platforms coveredGoogle, Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook & moreWhatever link you includeWhatever they remember
    Editable after printingYes, dynamic, no reprintn/an/a
    Scan trackingYes, by placement or locationEmail opens onlyNo

    How this QR code works

    A review QR code opens a branded landing page with a button for each of your review profiles, Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook and more. Instead of searching for your business or copying a long link, a customer scans, taps their platform, and lands on the 'write a review' screen. With QR Cake the code is dynamic: the printed code never changes, but you can edit the destinations, add platforms, restyle the page and track scans at any time.

    Start with the generator

    Choose the QR type, add your content, style the code, and save a dynamic QR code you can update later.

    Make a review QR code

    Questions people ask

    How do I create a QR code for Google reviews?+

    Copy your Google review link from your Google Business Profile (the 'Ask for reviews' option), choose the Review type in QR Cake, add a Google button and paste the link, then style and download the code. Scanning it opens your Google 'write a review' screen directly.

    Is the review QR code generator free?+

    Yes. You can create and download a review QR code for free with QR Cake. Free dynamic codes show a brief ad before the page; paid plans remove the ad and add more codes and analytics.

    Can I collect reviews on Trustpilot, Yelp and Facebook too, not just Google?+

    Yes. A QR Cake review page can show a button for each platform, Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Facebook, Tripadvisor, the App Store, Google Play and more, so customers choose where to leave their review.

    Can I track how many people scan my review QR code?+

    Yes. Every QR Cake code is dynamic, so you get scan analytics, counts and timing, and you can create a separate code per location or placement to see what works best.

    Can I change the review links without reprinting the code?+

    Yes. The printed code stays the same while you edit the destinations, add or remove platforms, or restyle the page from your dashboard at any time.

    Do I need a physical location or storefront?+

    No. Any business with a review profile, including online stores, service businesses and apps, can use a review QR code on packaging, invoices, email signatures or in-app screens.

    Is it against the rules to ask for reviews with a QR code?+

    Asking every customer to leave an honest review is allowed and encouraged. What's not allowed is 'review gating' (routing only happy customers to public reviews) or offering incentives for positive reviews, these break Google and Trustpilot policies and the FTC Reviews Rule. QR Cake review pages invite everyone equally.

    Where is the best place to put a review QR code?+

    Wherever customers are most satisfied and have a moment: the checkout counter, the receipt, a restaurant table tent, product packaging, a thank-you card or a service invoice. Add a short 'Scan to leave a review' prompt next to it.

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