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LinkedIn QR code generator

Share your LinkedIn profile or company page in one scan, from a business card, résumé, slide or conference badge. Paste your link or username and download a print-ready code.

1Enter your LinkedIn details

Paste your profile or company page link. A plain username becomes linkedin.com/in/username.

2Customize colors

Presets

Error correction

Medium — still scans with ~15% damage.

4 is the recommended quiet zone.

How it works

How to make a LinkedIn QR code

  1. 1

    Copy your profile link

    On LinkedIn, open your profile (or company page) and copy the address, e.g. linkedin.com/in/yourname. Or just type the username.

  2. 2

    Paste it here

    Paste the link above. A plain username becomes linkedin.com/in/username.

  3. 3

    Download and test

    Download the PNG or SVG and scan it to check it opens the right profile.

Generated entirely in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded.

Why put a LinkedIn QR code on your card or résumé?

LinkedIn names are hard to search: there are many people with yours. A QR code takes recruiters, clients and new contacts straight to the right profile, where they can connect or follow in one tap.

LinkedIn’s mobile app can show a QR code for your profile, which is handy in person. A generated code is better for print and slides: high resolution, any color, and a clean SVG for designers.

Tidy your profile URL first

LinkedIn lets you customise your public profile URL (Me → View profile → Edit public profile & URL). A short URL like linkedin.com/in/priya-sharma looks better in print and makes a simpler code. Change it before printing: a changed URL breaks static codes.

Use cases

Where to use a LinkedIn QR code

  • Business cards

    A small code on the back replaces a long, easily mistyped URL.

  • Résumés and CVs

    Recruiters reading a printout reach your full profile in one scan.

  • Talks and slides

    Your last slide: “Connect with me”, with the code big and centred.

  • Conference badges

    Swap contacts faster than typing names during networking.

  • Company pages

    Careers fairs and office receptions: “Follow us for open roles.”

  • Students and graduates

    Portfolios, posters and project fairs.

Best practices

Tips for a LinkedIn QR code

  • Set a custom profile URL

    Short and readable, and set before you print anything.

  • Make your profile public

    Check “Public profile visibility” so people who aren’t logged in can see it.

  • Add a call to action

    “Scan to connect” under the code tells people what it is.

  • Use SVG for print

    Designers can scale the SVG to any size without blurring.

Static or dynamic?

Changing jobs? A dynamic code keeps your cards working

If you change your custom URL or want your card to open a portfolio instead, a static code can’t follow. A dynamic code can point anywhere, anytime, and shows how many people scanned it after each event.

  • Free static code for your profile
  • Redirect later without reprinting
  • See scans after every event
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FAQ

LinkedIn QR code questions

Yes. No sign-up, no watermark, and static codes never expire.

Yes. Paste the company page link (linkedin.com/company/…). A plain username is treated as a personal profile.

A static code keeps pointing to the old URL, which stops working. Use a dynamic code if you might change it.

With a dynamic QR-10 code, yes: scans by day, city and device.

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