Google review stickers, table tents and cards
Printable templates for a Google review sticker, table tent, counter sign and card, each with your own QR code.
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Google Maps
Type at least three letters and pick your business from Google's list. If it doesn't appear, add the town.
Find your business first. The code goes in the middle of the sign.
More templates in the print kit
Your logo and colour, your own headline, a code for each sign and each person who asks, and bleed and crop marks for a print shop. The print kit is part of RaveCounter's paid plan and its free trial.
- Print kit
Table tent
4 × 6 in, folded
- Print kit
Sticker
3 in round or 2 in square
- Print kit
Card
3.5 × 2 in
The templates
- Counter sign. Letter, A4 or 5×7 inches. Stands by the till.
- Table tent. 4×6 inches when folded. For cafe and restaurant tables and waiting areas.
- Sticker. A 3 inch circle or a 2 inch square. For the door, the card reader or the packaging.
- Card. 3.5×2 inches, the size of a business card. Goes in the bag or with the receipt.
Every template carries your business name, a short headline and a QR code that opens your Google review page.
Which one to use
Pick the one a customer will see while they are standing still with a phone in reach. A counter sign suits shops and salons. Table tents suit anywhere people sit. Cards suit trades and deliveries, where the customer isn't at your premises. There is more in Where to put your code.
One code per place
With a RaveCounter account, each sign, sticker and card can carry its own code, so the scorecard shows which ones are being scanned. Without an account, the free counter sign uses your plain Google review link.
RaveCounter is not affiliated with Google.
Frequently asked questions
Which templates are free?
The basic counter sign is free and needs no account. Table tents, stickers, cards, extra sizes and your own logo are in the print kit, which is part of RaveCounter's paid plan and its 14-day trial.
Can I send the files to a print shop?
Yes. Each template downloads as a PDF at its real size, with optional bleed and crop marks, which is what a print shop asks for.
Can I use my own colours and logo?
Yes, in the print kit. You choose an accent colour, add your logo and pick or write the headline.
Do the templates use Google's logo?
No. They use the word "Google" in plain text. Google's logo is its trademark, so the templates leave it out.