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Feedback QR Code Generator

Build a hosted rating page for feedback after a visit, event or service

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How a Feedback QR Code Works

A Feedback QR code opens a rating experience hosted by QR Code AI. Choose a five- or ten-point scale, write a clear question and configure the follow-up flow. Depending on the selected score and your settings, visitors can see comment or email fields, a follow-up link or a thank-you message. This dedicated builder is different from sharing a survey that already exists on another platform.

For example, an event organiser can place a QR code beside the exit and ask attendees to rate the session. Keep the question specific, explain the purpose of any contact field and test both branches of the configured rating flow. Add custom designs that match the event signage, while keeping a clear instruction such as “Scan to share feedback.”

Create a Feedback QR Code in 3 Steps

Configure the rating page, customise the QR design and test the visitor’s feedback path.

  1. Step 1

    Configure the hosted feedback page

    Enter the title and description, choose a five- or ten-point scale and set the score threshold. Configure optional comments, email collection, a follow-up URL and the thank-you message for your feedback process.

  2. Step 2

    Customise the QR code

    Add your logo and colours or choose a QR Code Art design. Use a short nearby instruction that describes the feedback you want, and leave enough contrast and clear space around the QR pattern.

  3. Step 3

    Test each response path

    Scan the downloaded code on a compatible phone, try ratings on both sides of the threshold and check which fields and follow-up content appear. Make a test submission before printing signs, receipts or event cards.

Frequently Asked Questions About Feedback QR Codes

Hosted Ratings, Response Paths and Sharing

Choose Feedback and build the hosted rating page in QR Code AI. Enter your question, choose a five- or ten-point scale and configure the threshold, optional fields and follow-up content. Customise the QR design, then test the page and each response path before sharing it.

Visitors open the hosted page and select a rating. The configured score threshold determines the follow-up branch, including optional comments, email or a follow-up URL. Submitted feedback is stored separately from scans. For a longer survey with multiple questions, create it in a suitable form service and share its respondent link through URL QR or Google Forms QR.

Yes. The connected QR provides analytics for counted scans with supported time, device and approximate location breakdowns. These records show access to the destination, not a named person or completed feedback response. Give different placements different QR codes when you need to compare how visitors reach the page.

Feedback QR builds a hosted rating flow directly in QR Code AI. Google Forms QR opens a form you have already created in Google Forms. The Feedback scale runs from 1 to 5 or 1 to 10; do not treat it as an automatic Net Promoter Score survey, which uses its own question and scoring method.

Place the QR where the experience is fresh and use a clear invitation such as “Rate today’s session.” Keep the request brief, make participation optional and test the printed code under normal lighting. For public Google reviews, invite customers impartially and offer no rewards: Google’s review policy prohibits incentives and selecting only favourable reviewers.

You can leave email collection disabled when it is unnecessary. This avoids asking for an email address, but it is not a blanket guarantee of anonymity: visitors may identify themselves in a comment, and the service can process connection context. Explain what you collect and why.

You can create QR codes within the free creation limits. A seven-day trial starts with the first QR code or Smart Link created in your personal account or Workspace; the two have separate allowances and trials. After the trial, Premium is needed to keep connected destinations and their paid features active. Direct QR types, such as plain text or WiFi, retain their encoded data independently of the redirect service. Reaching a creation limit prevents additional creation; it does not erase the data in an already printed direct QR code.

Build a hosted rating page, configure its follow-up fields and add a QR design that fits your touchpoint. Test the response paths, then share the code on receipts, signs or event materials.