Local shops, restaurants, and service businesses often tape a QR code near the register that opens their Google review page. Customers scan, tap five stars, done — no hunting for the business on Maps.
Hosted QR services charge monthly fees to change where a code points. A static QR encoding your permanent Google review URL costs nothing to maintain once printed.
Get your Google review link
- Open Google Business Profile for your location.
- Copy the "Ask for reviews" link (or build one from your Place ID).
- The URL looks like:
https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=ChIJxxxxxxxxxxxx
Paste that exact URL into a generator, download PNG or SVG, print it on a table tent or receipt sleeve.
Generate the QR in your browser
toolkitlabs-qr live demo — paste your review URL, download PNG or SVG. Runs entirely client-side; nothing is uploaded.
Also on GitHub Pages: ytinumoc.github.io/toolkitlabs-qr
Batch codes for multiple locations
Franchise with 20 stores, each with its own Place ID? One CSV row per location:
npx toolkitlabs-qr@latest qr_batch.py locations.csv ./review-qr/
Sample locations.csv:
url,filename
https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=ChIJstore1,store-01.png
https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=ChIJstore2,store-02.png
The batch CLI pack is a one-time EUR 9 purchase (no subscription): Stripe payment link
Why not a dynamic QR?
Dynamic codes make sense when the destination changes weekly. A Google review link for a fixed storefront does not change. Encode it once, print it, forget the monthly bill.
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