FREE TOOLDirect link · QR code · No paid API

Free Google Review Link Generator + QR Code

Turn the Place ID for the exact Google Business Profile into a direct review URL you can copy, test and share.

Copy readyQR outputMulti-location safe

Generate a review link

Use the Place ID for the exact business location. It commonly starts with ChIJ.

You can also paste a URL containing a placeid, place_id, or query_place_id parameter.

1. Exact listing

Use the Place ID for the correct business location.

2. Generate

Create the direct Google review URL.

3. Test

Open the link yourself before sharing it.

4. Share fairly

Use neutral review requests without incentives or gating.

Google review requests

Make it easier for real customers to leave feedback.

A direct review link removes extra steps between a customer and the review form. The goal is convenience, not manipulating the rating.

After completed work

Ask after a genuine customer interaction when feedback makes sense.

Email or SMS

Use a short, neutral request and a mobile-friendly link.

Receipts and thank-you pages

Place the link where existing customers naturally see it.

Printed QR code

Use the QR on appropriate printed materials for quick access.

FAQ

Google Review Link FAQ

What is a Google review link?+

A Google review link sends a customer directly to the review form for a specific Google Business Profile when the correct Place ID is used.

Do I need a paid Google API to create the review link?+

No. If you already have the Google Place ID, the direct review URL can be generated without a paid API key.

Where can I use the Google review link?+

You can use it in follow-up emails, SMS messages, receipts, thank-you pages, printed materials, or a QR code where asking for a review is appropriate.

Can I offer an incentive for a Google review?+

Do not use the link to manipulate reviews, gate unhappy customers, or pressure people into positive feedback. Use one fair review request process for eligible customers.

Why is the Place ID important?+

The Place ID identifies the exact Google listing. Using the wrong ID can send customers to the wrong business or location, so multi-location businesses should verify the correct listing before sharing the link.