Restaurants and bars
On each table or next to the card reader, right when the customer has finished and is happy.
Table stand with a QR code for Google reviews
Paste your review link, write «Leave us a review!» and download the stand as a two-colour 3MF. It prints without supports.
1 Where does your QR go?
Works with any link or text. The code never expires.
When scanned, the phone joins the wifi without typing the password.
Preview and downloads
Image for paper or sharing
3D object
Drag to rotatePreparing the 3D view…
2 QR design
3 Object to 3D print
Emoji next to the text
🔒 100% private: the QR code and the 3D file are generated in your browser. Your links and your logo are never uploaded to any server.
From your Google listing to the counter
The tricky part is finding the link, and it is two clicks. We explain it below.
- 1
Copy your review link
Search for your business on Google or Maps while signed in as the owner, press «Ask for reviews» and copy the link.
- 2
Design the stand
Write your text («Leave us a review!», the name of the place…), pick the filament colours and add your logo if you like.
- 3
Print it and put it out
Download the 3MF, print it without supports and place it on the counter, next to the till or on every table.
Where it works best
Asking for the review right there, phone in hand, is what actually works.
Hair and beauty salons
At the pay desk, the moment the client looks in the mirror pleased.
Workshops and repairs
When you hand back the car or the repaired device.
Clinics and practices
At reception, on the way out.
Hotels and rentals
At reception or on the room desk, at check-out.
Shops
Next to the till, receipt in hand.
Digital menu
The same stand works for the menu: change the link and the text.
The venue's Instagram
A second stand with your profile, to gain followers on the spot.
Tips so it actually works
Which link to use
The good one is the link Google gives you under «Ask for reviews» (usually starting with g.page or maps.app.goo.gl): it opens the review box directly. The plain listing link drops people on your profile and they have to hunt for the button.
Size and placement
At 70 mm of code the stand is about 8 cm wide and readable from a seat. Tilted at 45°, it scans without anyone picking it up.
Prints without supports
The code faces upwards and the back never goes past 45°, so it comes out clean with no support material. You do need a multi-colour printer: because the face is tilted, the layer filament-change trick does not apply.
What Google allows
You may ask customers for reviews, but you cannot offer anything in exchange or only ask the happy ones: Google forbids both and can penalise your listing.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I get the link to ask for Google reviews?
Search for your business on Google or Maps using the account that manages it, open your Business Profile and press «Ask for reviews». Google gives you a short link ready to paste here.
Can I put my business logo on the stand?
Yes. Upload it in the design section and it appears in the middle of the code, raised as well. Since the relief is a single colour, the logo becomes a silhouette.
Is it allowed to ask customers for reviews?
Yes, as long as you do not offer discounts or gifts in exchange and do not ask only the satisfied customers. Both go against Google's rules.
How big is the stand?
With the default size it is roughly 8 cm wide and 7 cm tall. You can change it with the size slider; the tool shows the final measurements.
Can I print it with a single-colour printer?
The stand needs a multi-colour printer because the code sits on a tilted face. With one nozzle, use the wall plaque or the keychain instead: there you can change filament at a given height.
Does it work for a restaurant menu?
Yes. It is the same stand: paste the link to your digital menu and change the text to «Our menu».
Do I have to pay or sign up?
No. The tool is free, with no account and no download limit, commercial use included.
More tools
The same generator, set up for each use.