Where does the QR code send customers?

To your Google review form, where they leave a star rating and a comment. It's built from your business's Google Place ID; if the business has none yet, the QR opens your Google Maps listing instead.

Can I match the poster to my brand?

Yes. Start from one of three templates, then change all five colors and every line of text. There's no logo upload; the business name is printed on the poster, and you can turn the Localghost strip off.

A PNG image of the A6 poster (105 × 148 mm) at 1680 × 2368 pixels. Print it as-is at A6 or on a larger sheet.

Do customers need an app?

No. Modern phone cameras read QR codes out of the box; the customer points the camera, taps the link and the review form opens.

Can I see how many people scanned it?

No. The QR links straight to Google, so scans aren't counted. The page shows your total reviews and your average rating.

Google review QR code, on a poster you can print today.

A printable A6 poster with a QR that opens your Google review form.

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localghost.co/dashboard/reviews/qr

This screen is live. Pick a template, edit the text, change a color, press Download PNG: you get the same print-ready PNG as in the dashboard.

Opens the review form
Three templates
Five colors, six lines of text
A6 print-ready PNG

QR review poster

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As you scroll, one part of the screen steps forward.

localghost.co/dashboard/reviews/qr

One scan, straight to the review form.

The QR is built from your Google data, so customers land where they leave stars and a comment. No app, no searching.

Around the poster

Every tile is a real part of the dashboard.

With your signature, or without

Turn the Localghost strip off on posters you make for a client; the preview and the PNG both leave it out.

Tips for a cleaner print

How big the QR prints at A6, how to test it with your own phone and what the PNG is ready for.

Frequently asked questions

The short answers to what people ask before they print their poster.

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To your Google review form, where they leave a star rating and a comment. It's built from your business's Google Place ID; if the business has none yet, the QR opens your Google Maps listing instead.
Yes. Start from one of three templates, then change all five colors and every line of text. There's no logo upload; the business name is printed on the poster, and you can turn the Localghost strip off.
A PNG image of the A6 poster (105 × 148 mm) at 1680 × 2368 pixels. Print it as-is at A6 or on a larger sheet.
No. Modern phone cameras read QR codes out of the box; the customer points the camera, taps the link and the review form opens.
No. The QR links straight to Google, so scans aren't counted. The page shows your total reviews and your average rating.