Tripadvisor QR Code

Your listing. One scan away.

Tripadvisor QR Code

Made from your picture, not pasted on top

A Tripadvisor QR code takes guests to your listing on Tripadvisor, where travellers see your photos, rooms or menu and what other guests have said. AriaQR makes it from your logo or a picture, so the card at the front desk looks like your hotel or venue and not a plain square. The code is dynamic: you can change the link after printing, scans are counted, and every code is tested on real decoders under real-world conditions before you download it.

QR code made from a villa photo
A villa photo for the check-in card
QR code made from a hotel lobby photo
A hotel lobby photo for the front desk stand
QR code made from a city street photo
A city street photo for a tour operator’s flyer

Where it goes

Where people use a Tripadvisor QR code

Hotels and guesthouses

A card at check-in or check-out, or in the room folder, that opens your Tripadvisor listing for guests who want to look you up or share their stay.

Restaurants and bars

On the table card, the bill folder or the window, for travellers who found you on Tripadvisor and want to see the page again.

Tour operators and attractions

On a brochure, a ticket or a guide’s badge. A QR code for Tripadvisor gives a visitor a quick way to your page from the ticket desk.

Holiday rentals and venues

In the welcome book or on the confirmation email, so guests can find your listing once they have stayed.

How it works

How to make a Tripadvisor QR code with your logo

  1. 1

    Copy your Tripadvisor link

    Open your listing on Tripadvisor and copy its web address from the browser bar.

  2. 2

    Upload your logo or a picture

    Your logo, a photo of the property or the view from the terrace. PNG, JPEG or WebP.

  3. 3

    Paste the link, then scan it

    The form opens on a website link. Paste your Tripadvisor address. Every code is tested before you see it; scan it with your phone and it should open your listing.

  4. 4

    Download and print

    Download the full-size file. Choose small print for key cards and bills down to about 1.5 cm; standard works from 4 cm and up.

Every code is tested on real decoders under real-world conditions before you download it. How we verify codes

Design tips

Getting the design right

  • Point to the right page

    Check that the link opens your own property or restaurant, not a similarly named one nearby. Scan it before you print the whole run.

  • Follow Tripadvisor’s rules

    Tripadvisor has its own guidelines for how businesses may invite reviews. Read them before you print wording, and never offer a reward for a review.

  • Time it with a good moment

    A card handed over at check-out, when the stay has gone well, gets more attention than a sign in a corridor. Keep the wording short.

Questions

Tripadvisor QR code questions

How does a Tripadvisor QR code work?

The code opens the web address of your Tripadvisor listing when someone scans it with their phone camera. If they have the Tripadvisor app, their phone may offer to open it there.

Where do I find my Tripadvisor link?

Search for your business on Tripadvisor, open its page and copy the address from the browser bar. Paste that into the generator.

Can I change the link after printing?

Yes. A Tripadvisor code from AriaQR is dynamic, so you can point it at a different page without reprinting the cards, and scans are counted.

Can I put my logo on a Tripadvisor QR code?

Yes, and more than a logo in the middle: AriaQR turns the whole picture into the code. Upload your logo or a photo, paste your listing link, and you get a branded code that is tested before download.

Where can I get a plain Tripadvisor QR code for free?

Our free Tripadvisor review QR code generator makes a standard black-and-white code at no cost. This page is for a code made from your logo or picture.

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