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App QR Tool

App Review Link QR Generator

Create a QR code that opens your app's store review sheet directly, so happy users can leave a rating without hunting for the listing.

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Encoded payload

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For iOS the payload is the App Store review URL with action=write-review. For Android it is the Play listing URL, which opens the store page where the review sheet lives.

App Review QR

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What scanners reach after scanning.

Your app

Platform: iOS

Store ID: Not entered yet

Scanning opens the store review sheet for this app, so the scanner can leave a rating and a review.

Platform: iOS

How to use the App Review Link QR Generator

Where to find the App ID

For iOS, the App ID is the number at the end of your App Store listing URL, after id. Open your listing in a browser, copy that number, and paste it here. For Android, the package name is the applicationId in your app build configuration, and it also appears in the Play Store URL after id=. The tool checks the shape of each one before generating the code, so a typo is caught here rather than on a printed card.

Ask at the right moment

A review code works best right after something went well: after a completed order, a finished lesson, or a support chat that ended happily. Print it on receipts, packing slips, and in-app thank-you screens. Pair the code with one honest line, such as Enjoying the app? A quick rating helps. Never offer rewards for positive reviews: both stores prohibit incentivised ratings, and a review that reads as bought helps nobody.

Testing before you print

Print a sample at the real size and scan it with two different phones. Confirm the store page that opens is your app, that the review sheet is reachable, and that the page loads without forcing a login the scanner may not have. Keep the quiet zone around the code and print dark modules on a light background with strong contrast. If the listing moves or the app is renamed, the ID stays the same, so existing codes keep working.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when someone scans this QR code?

Scanning opens the app store page for your app. On iOS the link includes action=write-review, which opens the review sheet directly. On Android it opens the Play listing, where the scanner taps to write a review.

Where do I find my iOS App ID?

Open your app's App Store page in a browser. The URL ends in /id followed by a number. That number is the App ID. Paste it here and the tool builds the review URL for you.

Where do I find my Android package name?

It is the applicationId in your app's build configuration, and it appears in the Play Store URL after id=. It looks like com.example.app. Enter it exactly, including the dots.

Will this QR code work on iPhone and Android?

The code itself scans on both. An iOS review link opens best on an iPhone and an Android link on an Android phone, so print the code for the platform your audience actually uses, or print one code per platform.