Google review link generator
Create a review-request URL from a Google Place ID. Check the intended business, or use the official share link in your Business Profile.
Generate the link
Paste your Google Place ID. The link opens the review box directly, with the star rating already showing — no searching, no scrolling past your own opening hours.
The tool attempts to copy the result. If clipboard permission is unavailable, copy it from the result field. Link construction happens in your browser without a Places API request. The site’s normal analytics and advertising still apply.
Get the correct review link or Place ID
The most direct route for a profile you manage is Google Business Profile: choose Read reviews → Get more reviews and copy the official share link. Google also offers a review QR code in its computer-browser workflow. See Google’s review-link instructions.
If you use this Place ID builder instead, open the official Place ID finder, select the correct place, and copy its complete ID. IDs are not all the same length or prefix. Google notes that they can change; an old ID or a missing finder result does not establish that a business is unverified.
For multiple branches, keep a record of the location name, address, ID, generated URL and date checked. Open the link deliberately and confirm the intended business before including it in a receipt or message. This page does not perform that live check for you.
Use a neutral request after a real customer experience
A direct link reduces the steps needed to find the review form. The number of additional reviews depends on your audience and process; this site has not measured a conversion uplift. Choose a channel appropriate for the customer relationship, such as a receipt, thank-you email or chat follow-up.
Example request: “Thank you for visiting our [location] team. If you would like to share your experience, you can leave an honest Google review here: [link].” Use the same invitation regardless of whether you expect positive or negative feedback.
Track which location link was used, whether it opens the right profile, and the aggregate number of new reviews over comparable periods. A link click is not a posted review, and a posted review is not a confirmed sale.
Review requests must follow Google’s policies
- Ask for feedback based on a real experience. Do not buy reviews or offer discounts, gifts or payments for posting, editing or removing a review.
- Do not selectively request positive reviews or discourage negative ones.
- Do not pressure customers to post while on the premises, or dictate a rating or specific wording.
- Do not ask staff, affiliated parties or competitors to post conflicted reviews.
These points come from Google Maps’ content policy, checked 8 October 2026. A shared network by itself is not a diagnosis of why a particular review disappeared.
When to move to software
A direct link and a habit of asking is enough for one location. Software earns its cost when you need scheduled sequences after a job completes, review monitoring across several locations, alerts on new one-star reviews, or reporting a client will read.
Tools that automate requests, monitoring and reporting:
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Should I use my official Business Profile share link?
Yes, if you manage the profile, Google provides a review share link and QR-code workflow. This generator is an alternative for constructing a URL from a Place ID; neither route guarantees review eligibility or a published review.
Does the customer need a Google account?
Google says customers must be signed into a Google Account to leave a review. The account does not have to use a Gmail address. See Google’s review guidance.
Why is a review missing?
Possible causes include policy review, processing delays, profile changes or posting restrictions. The generator cannot diagnose them. Follow Google’s missing-review guidance rather than assuming an IP address or account age caused the removal.
Measure visits from your profile links
Build consistent website, appointment and menu tracking links with the free Google Business Profile UTM builder. Review the destination and confirm analytics collection before reporting visits or conversions.