Make a QR code that opens your business on Google Maps. Put it on flyers, menus, business cards or your shop window so people can get directions — or leave a review — with one scan.
Use a Google Maps QR code when you want people to find you: on flyers, posters, event tickets, delivery bags and business cards.
Use a Google review QR code inside your business, where customers already found you and you want them to rate you. More recent reviews help you rank higher on Google Maps, so many businesses use both.
Flyers and posters for events, pop-ups and new openings; the back of business cards; hotel and Airbnb welcome guides; takeaway bags; and the shop window, so people passing by can save you for later.
Yes. Paste your Google Maps share link into the generator and download the QR code as a printable PNG — free, with no signup and no watermark.
Their phone opens your location in Google Maps (or the browser if the app is not installed), where they can get directions, call you or save the place.
Yes. For reviews, use your Google review link instead of the Maps link — it opens the review form directly. The Google review QR code generator explains how to find it.
If you move, update your address on Google Business Profile. Your Maps share link usually keeps pointing to your business, but scan the printed QR after any change to check.