Receipt QR Code Generator
A receipt QR code turns a piece of paper the customer already keeps into a second touchpoint. Link it to a review form, a payment page, or a digital menu.
- Fits thermal receipt footers
- High-contrast output for small print
- SVG stays sharp at any size
Paste your review link. In Google Business Profile, open “Ask for reviews” and copy the link.
Style, size & logo
PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG. Max 2 MB.
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Updates as you type
Your QR code appears here
Add a link, network, or contact to start.
Static code. No signup. Never expires. Scannable offline.
Design for thermal printing
Thermal printers have limited resolution and no gray ink. Use pure black on white, keep the code at least 2 cm wide, and leave empty space around it.
Skip the logo on receipt versions. The center logo forces a denser code and can fail on worn paper.
Short links scan better
A long Google review URL creates a dense pattern. Use a short link when your printer or paper quality is marginal.
If you need scan analytics, a dynamic short link adds value. A static code is enough for a permanent review request.
Placement on the receipt
Put the code at the bottom, after the total. Add a short line above it: “Scan to leave a review.”
Do not wrap the code around a fold or place it over a perforation. Damaged modules cause failed scans.
FAQ
Common questions.
Can thermal printers print QR codes?
Yes. Use a high-contrast code, test on the actual paper, and keep the size at 2 cm or larger.
Why is my receipt QR code hard to scan?
Common causes are a code that is too small, low contrast, a damaged print, or a long URL that makes the pattern too dense.
Should I use a static or dynamic code?
Use static for a permanent review request. Use dynamic if you need to change the destination or track scans.