Review QR code generator

A QR code is only useful if a phone reads it on the first try. Paste your Google review link or Revivanda feedback link into the field above, and the code updates as you type. Keep good contrast between the code and its background, and leave a quiet margin of empty space around it so the camera can lock on.

Before you print anything, scan the code with your own phone from the distance a customer would stand. A code on a counter card is read from arm’s length; a code on a vehicle wrap is read from several feet away, so it needs to be larger.

The best placements put the code in the customer’s hands right after a good experience. For home services and trades, that is the invoice and the equipment sticker. For restaurants and retail, it is the table tent, the receipt and the counter card.

Because the code carries whatever link you paste, you can point it at a Revivanda feedback page that shows a private form and your public review links together, so the same printed code works for feedback and for reviews.

Download SVG for anything that goes to a printer. It is vector, so it stays razor sharp whether it lands on a business card or a banner. Use PNG for the web, email signatures and quick shares where a fixed-size image is fine.

For size, aim for at least 2 cm wide on small print like cards and invoices, and scale up from there for signage. When in doubt, bigger is safer, and a real-world scan test beats any rule of thumb.