Free tool

Get your Facebook review link and QR code

Enter your Facebook Page’s address or username and we’ll build the link that opens your Page’s reviews, plus a QR code to print or share.

  • Customers land on your Page’s reviews tab, ready to recommend you
  • High-resolution PNG and SVG for flyers, receipts and posts
  • Printable A4 sign with your business name on it
  • Free, no sign-up, and the code never expires
1 Enter your details

Open your Page and copy the address from your browser, or just type the part after facebook.com/.

2 Your review link & QR code

Fill in your details above and your link and QR code appear here.

How to find your Facebook review link

  1. Open your business Page on Facebook and copy the address from your browser (or note the username after facebook.com/).
  2. Paste it above. We add /reviews so the link opens your Page’s reviews tab.
  3. Check that Reviews are switched on for your Page (Settings → Templates and tabs, or Page settings → Reviews).
  4. Share the link after a visit, or print the sign for your counter.

Facebook now calls reviews “recommendations”. The reviews tab is where customers can recommend your business.

Wondering how many reviews it takes to lift your score? Try our Google rating calculator.

Questions

What is my Facebook review link?

It’s your Page address with /reviews on the end, e.g. facebook.com/yourpage/reviews. It opens your Page’s reviews (recommendations) tab directly.

My Page has no username, only a number. Does it work?

Yes. Paste the full address (facebook.com/profile.php?id=…) and we’ll build the reviews link from the number.

Why can’t customers leave a review?

Reviews must be switched on for your Page. Check your Page settings; once enabled, the link opens the reviews tab with the option to recommend you.

Does a QR code or an NFC card work better?

A printed QR code is a great free start. NFC stands and cards also work with a simple tap, which most customers find quicker than opening the camera, and they’re durable enough to sit on tables and counters for years.