Paste your Google Maps link — or a Place ID — and get a link that takes customers straight to your review box. Free, no sign-up.
Runs in your browser · Your input isn’t sent to our server
Turn a Google Maps link — or a Place ID — into a direct “write a review” link customers can tap, then put it where they already are. Built entirely in your browser, no sign-up.
Paste a Google Maps link and the generator finds the Place ID for you — or paste the Place ID itself. It is Google’s unique identifier for one specific location, so the link targets that one listing.
Paste it into the generator above; it builds the standard Google review URL — https://search.google.com/local/writereview?placeid=<your-place-id> — entirely in your browser.
Copy the generated link with one tap. It opens the “write a review” box for that exact listing and stays usable while the listing and its Place ID remain valid.
Put the link in a thank-you SMS, an invoice or email footer, a WhatsApp Business quick reply, or a “Rate us on Google” card — or turn it into a QR code for the billing desk.
Each location has its own Place ID, so create one link per outlet — a per-location link routes every review to the right branch.
A Google review link is a direct URL that opens the “write a review” box for one specific Google Business Profile. Instead of asking a customer to search for you, find the right pin among lookalikes, scroll to reviews and tap “Write a review”, the link drops them straight into the review form. Fewer steps can reduce friction for customers leaving a review.
Put the link where customers already are: a thank-you SMS after a purchase, the footer of an invoice or email receipt, a WhatsApp Business quick reply, or a small “Rate us on Google” card at the counter. For a physical store, turn the link into a QR code and place it at the billing desk — the generator here can create and download one. The same link works on every device and stays usable while the listing and its Place ID remain valid.
A review link does not change your ranking on its own. Reviews can influence how customers perceive your business, while Google’s local ranking systems consider multiple factors — relevance, distance and prominence among them, with review count and score part of the picture. What the link does is remove friction: fewer steps can reduce the chance that a customer who already wants to leave a review gives up before reaching the form.
The generator runs entirely in your browser. Your Place ID — or the link you pasted — is used to build the review URL on your device and is never sent to our server, stored, or shared. We never need access to your Google Business Profile: no sign-in, no permissions, no account, no API key.
A Place ID is Google’s unique identifier for one specific location on Google Maps. It is a short, opaque token (often starting with ChIJ) that points at exactly one Google Business Profile, so a link built from it targets that one listing.
The easiest way: search your business on Google Maps, open the listing, and copy the full link from the address bar — the generator above pulls the Place ID out of it for you. A Place ID can also be read from a listing URL, where it appears after place_id= or as a long code starting with 0x.
No. The tool builds the standard Google review URL from the Place ID (or pasted link) in your browser. There is no API call, no key and no sign-up required.
Yes. The link opens the "write a review" box for that exact listing — customers skip the search, the lookalike pins and the scroll, and land straight in the review form.
Yes. After generating, use the share row to send the link on WhatsApp, SMS or email, or tap "Create QR code" to download a QR for your counter, receipt or invoice footer.
No — the link itself does not change your ranking. Reviews can influence how customers perceive your business, while Google’s local ranking systems consider multiple factors. What the link does is reduce the steps between a customer who already wants to review you and the review form.
Each location has its own Place ID, so generate one link per outlet. That is intentional — a per-location link routes each review to the right branch, so every outlet’s reviews land on its own listing.
No. The link is built on your device: your Place ID or pasted link is never sent to our server and never stored. Close the page and it is gone.
Check that the listing still exists on Google Maps and that you pasted a complete Place ID or a full listing link (short maps.app.goo.gl links do not work). If the link was generated from a bare Place ID, try pasting the listing link instead and generate again — both spellings of a Place ID (ChIJ… and 0x…:0x…) are accepted.
Yes. Google allows businesses to share a direct review link or QR code when requesting genuine customer feedback. Don’t offer incentives for reviews or selectively request only positive reviews.
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