Google review link generator

Use this Google review link generator to create a direct link, QR code and printable card. Add a Place ID or compatible Maps link, then test the destination.

Free, no sign-up. Your business details stay in your browser.

A Google review link opens the review form for one business. Paste its Place ID or a Google link containing that ID to create yours, then copy the link, download its QR code or print a card. Ask every customer for honest feedback, without incentives or filtering by satisfaction.

Use a Place ID, a Maps link containing it, or the g.page review link from your Business Profile.

How to find your Place ID or review link

Use Google’s official Place ID finder, search for your business and select the correct location. Copy the Place ID here. Alternatively, in your Google Business Profile, choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the review link.

Open Google’s Place ID finder

The official interactive Place ID finder is free to open. Search the business, select its pin and copy the Place ID. This tool makes no paid Places API call. A Place ID is an identifier, not proof that the business still accepts reviews.

For a short link, copy the actual g.page review URL from your Business Profile and paste it here. A short URL cannot be calculated from a Place ID. Do not use a Maps share link as a review link.

Ask every customer for an honest review. No rewards, no requests for five stars and no filtering out unhappy customers. Google’s review policy

How to create and share your review link

Find your business
Use Google’s official Place ID finder, search for your business and select the correct location. Copy the Place ID here. Alternatively, in your Google Business Profile, choose Read reviews, then Get more reviews, and copy the review link.
Generate and check
Paste the Place ID, a Maps URL that contains it, or a g.page review link. Generate your link, then open it to confirm the business before sharing. Short maps.app.goo.gl links and Maps links with only coordinates or a CID do not contain a usable Place ID. Use the finder or your Business Profile for those.
Share with every customer
Copy a request message or download the QR and card for your receipts or counter. Ask all customers for an honest review. Do not offer rewards, ask for a particular rating or send only satisfied customers to Google.

Google’s instructions for review links and QR codes

Google review link questions

Yes. The link, QR code, printable card and request messages are free, with no account required. They are generated in your browser. The tool does not send messages or change your Google Business Profile.

An abbreviated Maps link hides its destination. This tool does not follow those redirects or scrape Google. Paste a Place ID from Google’s official finder, a full Maps link containing a Place ID, or the review link from Read reviews, then Get more reviews in your Business Profile.

Customers must sign in to a Google account to leave a review. They do not need a Gmail address. Google may ask them to sign in before opening the form. Test your link on a phone and confirm the correct business before printing the card.

No. Google prohibits selectively requesting positive reviews and offering incentives for reviews. Invite every customer to share an honest experience, whether positive or negative. The request messages here do not ask for a star rating or offer a reward.

No. It makes reaching the review form easier. Customers decide whether to review, and Google controls review availability and moderation. This tool checks the input format, not whether a Place ID still exists or accepts reviews.

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