Google review link generator
Paste your Place ID and get a direct Google review link — the one-tap URL that opens the review form for your business. Free, no sign-up, with a QR code if you want one.
How to find your Place ID
- Open Google's Place ID Finder (it's free and needs no account).
- Type your business name and pick it from the dropdown.
- Copy the Place ID shown on the map pin and paste it above.
Already manage your Google Business Profile? There's a shortcut: the profile's “Ask for reviews” button gives you a short share link. Our guide to using Google Business Profile shows where it lives.
What to do with your review link
A link only earns reviews when it reaches customers at the right moment. Text it after the job is done, print the QR code where people pay, or put it on an NFC review card or counter plate so customers can tap their phone and land straight on your review form.
Sending one link is easy. Sending hundreds, remembering who already reviewed, and following up the ones who didn't — that's the part that eats your week. RankByReviews does the sending, reminding and tracking for you, from $56 a month with no lock-in. See how it works or try the live demo.
Questions
Where do I find my Google Place ID?
Use Google's free Place ID Finder: search for it, type your business name, and copy the ID that appears on the map pin. It's a single block of letters and numbers, usually starting with ChIJ.
Is there an easier way to get my Google review link?
Yes. If you manage your Google Business Profile, open it and look for the 'Ask for reviews' button — Google gives you a short link there. This generator is for when you want the direct link without logging in, or you're making links for clients.
Can I make a QR code for my Google review link?
Yes — paste your Place ID above, then press 'Make a QR code' and download the PNG. Print it on receipts, counter cards or signage.
Does a review link filter out unhappy customers?
No, and it shouldn't. A review link takes every customer to the same public Google review form. Filtering who gets asked based on sentiment (review gating) is against Google's review policy. If you want early warning of problems, use a feedback page that shows the Google option to everyone while also offering a private note — that's what RankByReviews does.
How do I send the link to customers?
Text it. SMS gets opened within minutes, email often doesn't. You can paste the link into your own messages, or use a service that sends, reminds and tracks for you.