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X (Twitter) QR code generator

Get followers from the real world: a code on your slides, badge or poster opens your X profile or a specific post. Enter your @username or paste a link.

1Enter your X details

Your @username, or paste a profile or post link from x.com or twitter.com.

2Customize colors

Presets

Error correction

Medium — still scans with ~15% damage.

4 is the recommended quiet zone.

How it works

How to make an X QR code

  1. 1

    Enter your username

    Type your @username, or paste the link to your profile or a post from x.com or twitter.com.

  2. 2

    Choose your colors

    Keep the code dark on a light background so every camera can read it.

  3. 3

    Download and test

    Scan it to check it opens the right profile or post, in the app and in the browser.

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

Profile or post?

A profile code is best for lasting print, such as business cards, badges and shop windows: people see everything you post and can follow in one tap. A post code suits a moment: a launch announcement, a thread with your talk’s slides, or a live update at an event.

Old twitter.com links still work and are kept exactly as you paste them; usernames become x.com links.

Does it open the X app?

On phones with X installed, profile and post links usually open in the app. Without the app, they open in the browser, where some content may ask people to sign in.

Use cases

Where X QR codes work

  • Talks and slides

    Your handle or the thread with your slides on the last slide.

  • Conferences

    Speaker badges and booth signs that turn chats into follows.

  • Print media

    A code next to an article for live updates and discussion.

  • Launches

    The announcement post on posters, flyers and packaging.

  • Sports and events

    Live scores and updates on tickets and stadium screens.

  • Business cards

    Your profile next to your email and phone.

Best practices

Tips for X QR codes

  • Give a reason to follow

    “Follow for the slides and links from today” beats a bare handle.

  • Pin the post you want seen

    Profile visitors see the pinned post first: make it your offer or best thread.

  • Print your handle too

    Some people prefer to search; the @username next to the code helps.

  • Use a dynamic code for events

    Point it at the live thread on the day, then your profile afterwards.

Static or dynamic?

Switch posts without reprinting

A static code is fixed to one link. A dynamic code lets you point the same badge or poster at a new post, a different account or your profile after the event, and shows how many people scanned.

  • Free static X code
  • Point it at any post or profile anytime
  • Scan analytics by day, location and device
Create a dynamic X code See plans

FAQ

X (Twitter) QR code questions

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

Yes. twitter.com links redirect to x.com, and pasted links are kept exactly as they are.

Yes. Open the post, tap Share → Copy link and paste it above.

Static codes can’t count scans. A dynamic QR-10 code shows scans by day, location and device.

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