Google review cards · Free

Free Google review cards and "Review us on Google" signs

Make printable review cards, table tents, counter signs and stickers with your own QR code. Pick a format, add your business name and print at home or send the PDF to a print shop. Free, no signup.

In the print dialog choose your printer, or Save as PDF to send to a print shop. Print at 100% scale (turn off "fit to page") so cards come out at the right size.

Preview

Paste your review link to see a preview.

Which one

Four formats, four places customers pause

Business card

Hand it over

For trades, salons, clinics and anyone who finishes a job face to face. Hand it over with the invoice or the keys.

Table tent

Sit it on the table

For restaurants, cafes, waiting rooms and hotel rooms, where people have a minute and a phone in hand.

Counter sign

Stand it by the till

For shops and reception desks. Put it next to the card reader, where customers wait for the receipt.

Sticker

Stick it in the window

For doors, windows and vans. Make it large enough to scan from a step away, and print on weatherproof stock outside.

NFC review cards

Tap cards work too, with a QR code as backup

An NFC review card holds your review link on a chip, so customers tap it with their phone instead of scanning. Most recent phones read NFC, but not every customer knows to tap, so the best NFC cards print the QR code on the back as well. If you buy NFC cards, program them with the same direct link the tool above makes.

Stay inside Google's rules

  • Show it to everyone. Google's policy does not allow asking only customers you expect to be happy.
  • No rewards. Discounts, free items or prize draws in exchange for a review break the policy.
  • Invite, never insist. Google does not allow requiring customers to post a review on your premises.
  • No suggested wording or stars. "Leave us a review" is fine; "leave us five stars" is not.

Beyond the card

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Questions

Google review cards, answered

What is a Google review card?

A small printed card, or an NFC card, with a QR code that opens your Google review box. Customers scan it with their phone camera and leave a review in about a minute, without searching for your business.

Are these cards free?

Yes. The generator makes a print-ready page with your own QR code. Print it at home on card stock, or save it as a PDF and send it to any print shop.

Do NFC Google review cards work on all phones?

Most recent iPhones and Android phones read NFC tags, but some customers will not know to tap. Print the QR code on the card as well so everyone has a way in.

Can I put the Google logo on my card?

Google's brand rules restrict how its logo is used, so these cards use plain text: "Review us on Google". That wording is clear to customers and avoids trademark problems.

Does a card count as asking for reviews?

Yes, and that is allowed. Google encourages businesses to share a review link or QR code. Show the card to every customer, offer nothing in return and do not suggest a star rating.