A Google review sign for your counter, made in a minute
Paste your review link and print a sign with its QR code — on A4, A5 or a folded table tent. It is made in your browser; your link and logo never leave it.
Your review link
Not sure where to find it? The three steps are further down this page.Stays in your browser — never sent anywhere.
Wording
Design
FormatOne sign filling an A4 sheet.
Colour
LogoStays in your browser — never uploaded
A4 · 210 × 297 mm · sample code until you paste a link
Paste your review link to enable the downloads.
Your link
Where is my Google review link?
Open your Business Profile
Search for your business on Google while signed in to the account that manages it, or open business.google.com.
Choose “Read reviews”, then “Get more reviews”
Google shows a short link — it starts with g.page or maps.app.goo.gl — and its own QR code.
Copy the link and paste it above
The sign makes its own code from it, in your colour and with your wording. Scan the printed sign with your own phone before it goes up.
After the poster
A sign speaks to everyone who walks past. Your loyalty card can ask the people who come back.
With Myndel, your customers’ own loyalty card asks them, once, to share their experience on Google — after 2, 3 or 5 visits, or at their first reward, as you choose. The same request for everyone, with no filter and nothing in return.
Free during early access. Or set it up yourself in about ten minutes.
FAQ
Review sign questions, answered straight
Which links does the sign maker accept?
The short review link from your Google Business Profile (g.page or maps.app.goo.gl), a Google search review link, and Maps or Search links on one of Google’s own domains (google.com, google.fi, google.fr and the rest of Google’s list). Anything else is refused — lookalike domains and Google’s own redirect links included — so a sign can only send people to Google.
Is my link or logo uploaded anywhere?
No. The sign is drawn in your browser and the PDF, PNG or print comes from there. We count that a sign was downloaded, and nothing else — not the link, not your wording, not the logo.
Can I put stars or the Google logo on it?
The sign has neither, on purpose. It is a plain invitation to share an experience, the same for every customer — it does not suggest a rating and it does not suggest Google endorses your business.
Why is this free? What is the catch?
No catch — the file is yours, with no signup and no watermark. We make a digital loyalty card for local shops, and some owners who print a review sign will want the version that asks on the customer’s own card later. That is the whole business model.