How do I create a Google review QR code?
Updated September 14, 2026 · 2 min read
Click Create new, then Create a QR Code, click More on the Type step and choose Review. Paste the review link from your business listing into Review Page URL, then design and download. Keep it on Dynamic, so you can point the same printed card at a different listing later.
Video transcript
Here is how to create a Review QR code. One scan opens your review page, so a happy customer can rate you on the spot.
Use it at the moment someone says thanks. A receipt, an invoice, a card by the till, or the packaging of a finished order. Because the code is dynamic, you can change the review link later and the printed code keeps working.
In the dashboard, click Create new, then Create a QR Code. Click More, pick Review and leave it on Dynamic. Give the code a name and paste the review page URL. Choose a theme for the code itself, then Download. The code is saved and ready to print.
Three things matter. First, the review link. Copy it from your business listing. It should open the rating form directly. Second, use the full link. Every phone then lands on the same form. Third, test it. Scan the preview before you print.
Try it on the seven-day free trial. No credit card, five dynamic QR codes. Link in the description.
When to use a Review QR code
- Receipts and invoices. Ask for the review while the job is fresh, right on the paperwork.
- Checkout counters and reception. A small card by the till or the front desk, for the moment they say thanks.
- Thank you emails and packaging. The same code printed or embedded, wherever the order ends.
There is a longer write-up at the Google review QR code guide, and the Google review QR code generator runs the same wizard. To collect private ratings and comments instead of a public listing, use a Feedback QR code.
Steps in the dashboard
- Open the wizard. In the dashboard, click Create new, then Create a QR Code.
- Pick the type. On the Type step the grid shows the first 15 types, so click More to show the rest and choose Review. Leave it on Dynamic unless you have a reason not to: static codes need a paid plan, record no scans, and can never be edited.
- Fill in the content. Click Next →. The first field is QR Code Name — it is optional and only for your own list. Then, under Basic Information:
Field What to put in it Review Page URL The review link from your business listing. It should open the rating form directly, not the listing's home page. Edit parameters Optional, on Pro and Business. Adds UTM campaign tags to the link before it opens. - Design and download. Click Next → to reach QR Design, pick a theme or set your own colours, then click Download ✓. The code is saved to My QR Codes at the same time.
After you download
A dynamic code can be pointed somewhere new at any time: open it from My QR Codes, click Edit, change the address and save. The printed pattern never changes, because it always points at the same short address on our side.
Scans are recorded too, so Full analytics shows totals, devices, browsers and where people came from. A static code encodes the address directly — nothing to edit afterwards and no scan data at all. See static versus dynamic in QRCodeStack.
Common problems
The scan lands on the listing, not the rating form
The wrong link was copied. Use the short review link your business listing offers for sharing — it opens the star form straight away.
Customers say they have to sign in
Public review platforms require an account before a rating counts. If that is costing you responses, collect the feedback privately with a Feedback QR code instead.
I want reviews on a different platform
Any review address works, not just one platform. Edit the code and paste the new link.
Scan the preview with your own phone before you send anything to print. Testing before printing covers what else to check.
Frequently asked questions
Do the reviews appear in my dashboard?
No. They live on the review platform. Only scans are recorded here.
Can I change where it points?
Yes, on a dynamic code. Edit it and save.
Can I use this for a listing other than Google?
Yes. The field takes any review page address.
Is a static version possible?
Yes, on a paid plan, but it can never be edited and records no scans.
Related articles
How do I create my first dynamic QR code?
Click Create new, pick a type, leave the toggle on Dynamic, fill in the content, style it, then click Download. The code is saved with its redirect built in.
How do I edit a QR code's destination after printing?
Open the code, click Edit, change the destination on the Content step and click Update. The printed pattern keeps working. Static codes cannot be edited.
Can I download my QR code as SVG, PDF or another vector format?
Yes. Open the code, click Download, and pick SVG in the Save as... dialog. JPEG, PNG and PDF are there too. Paid plans and the free trial get all four.
How do I create a Feedback QR code?
Pick Feedback in the wizard, fill in the business Name and the Title question, then download. Scanners rate you and leave a comment; responses land in Data Hub.
How do I create a Business QR code?
Choose Business, fill in the business name, address, phone and opening hours, then Download. The details stay editable after printing.
Still stuck?
Email support@qrcodestack.com with the email on your account and, if it is about one code, its name or short link. A person replies within one business day, usually sooner.