Use the exact edition
Kindle, paperback, and hardcover editions can use different identifiers. Generate the link from the edition you intend readers to review.
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Amazon book review links, ready to share.
Turn an Amazon product URL or ASIN into a direct review link and downloadable QR code. Get clear, policy-conscious wording for newsletters, social posts, and book back matter.
Amazon book reviews
Create your review link
Paste a full Amazon product URL or enter its 10-character ASIN. Shortened amzn.to links are not supported.
The link goes directly to Amazon with no affiliate or tracking parameters. The QR code is created locally in your browser.
Review QR preview
A direct path to honest feedback
Your QR code will appear here
Enter an ASIN or Amazon book URL to create a direct review link.
Review-link basics
One clean link removes the hunt for the review button.
An Amazon review link uses the book edition's ASIN to open the corresponding product-review form. Instead of asking readers to search for the title and scroll through a product page, you can share one direct destination.
The downloadable QR code encodes that exact Amazon URL. ReviewBunch adds no redirect, affiliate tag, or analytics and generates the code in your browser; after a reader opens it, Amazon's own data practices apply.
Design for easy scanning
Keep the QR code black on white, preserve its clear margin, and test a printed proof at the final size.
Ask for honest feedback
Keep every request optional, unbiased, and unconnected to payment, gifts, refunds, or other benefits.
For authors and publishers
A practical Amazon review QR code for every reader touchpoint
Use the review URL in an author newsletter, launch-team follow-up, reader email, website, or social post. Use the QR version where a clickable link is not practical, including paperback back matter, bookmarks, event cards, advance-reader materials, and signing-table displays.
The generator supports Amazon US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Australia, India, and Japan. It detects a storefront from a full Amazon book URL; a standalone ASIN defaults to Amazon.com and can be changed manually.
How to generate an Amazon review link
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Paste an Amazon URL or ASIN
Use the product page or identifier for the exact Kindle, paperback, or hardcover edition.
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Confirm the Amazon storefront
The tool detects supported marketplace URLs automatically. Raw ASINs default to Amazon.com.
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Generate the review link and QR code
Review the direct destination, then test it before sending it to readers.
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Copy or download your assets
Copy the link and neutral request wording, or download the QR code as PNG or SVG.
ASIN basics
Your ASIN connects the link to the right book.
An ASIN is Amazon's 10-character catalog identifier. It appears in product details and commonly follows /dp/ in an Amazon product URL.
This tool validates the identifier's shape but does not query Amazon or confirm availability. Always open the generated link and make sure it shows the intended title and edition before distributing it.
What makes a compliant review request?
Ask for an honest account of the reader's experience. Do not request five stars, screen out unhappy readers, require a review in exchange for a copy, or offer payment, refunds, gift cards, discounts, warranties, or other rewards.
Amazon makes the final decision on reviewer eligibility, moderation, publication, and removal.
FAQ
Amazon book review link questions, answered.
How do I create a direct Amazon review link for my book?+
Paste the book's Amazon product URL or enter its 10-character ASIN, confirm the storefront, and generate the link. The result opens Amazon's review form for that ASIN, although Amazon may require sign-in or redirect the reader.
Where can I find my book's ASIN?+
The ASIN is a 10-character Amazon identifier shown in a book's product details and usually appears after /dp/ in its Amazon URL. Kindle editions and print editions can have different identifiers, so use the ASIN for the exact edition you want readers to review.
Can I put an Amazon review QR code in my book?+
You can place a voluntary review prompt in back matter or other reader materials. Keep enough white space around the code, test it from a printed proof, and never connect a review to a reward, warranty, refund, or other benefit.
Can authors ask readers to leave Amazon reviews?+
Amazon's Community Guidelines allow sellers to encourage unbiased, un-incentivized feedback. Do not ask for a positive rating, require a review in exchange for a book, offer compensation, or discourage critical reviews.
Does the QR code track readers?+
ReviewBunch does not add analytics, affiliate tags, or redirect tracking to the displayed Amazon URL, and QR generation happens locally in your browser. Opening the destination sends the reader to Amazon, whose own data practices and policies apply.
Which Amazon marketplaces are supported?+
The generator supports Amazon US, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Australia, India, and Japan. A pasted product URL selects its storefront automatically, and you can override that selection.
Will the same ASIN work in every Amazon storefront?+
Not necessarily. Selecting another marketplace changes the destination domain but does not prove that the edition is available there. Test the generated link before sharing or printing it.
Does a direct link guarantee that a review will be published?+
No. Amazon controls reviewer eligibility, sign-in, moderation, publication, and removal. This tool only builds a convenient destination and cannot bypass Amazon's rules.
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Tool updated September 22, 2026
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