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Free LinkedIn QR Code Generator

Turn your profile link into a LinkedIn QR code. New contacts scan, land on your profile and connect — no spelling your name or searching through lookalikes.

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Make QR code from LinkedIn

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Choose your QR code style

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Design your QR code

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Preview your QR code

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Overview

What is a LinkedIn QR code?

A LinkedIn QR code opens a LinkedIn profile, company page, post or event when someone scans it. It is the fastest way to grow your network at conferences and meetings: instead of searching for a common name and guessing which profile is yours, people scan once and tap Connect.

The LinkedIn app can show a personal code, but it is fixed in LinkedIn’s style and only covers your own profile. A custom code made here can point to any LinkedIn URL — a company page, a job post or a newsletter — and can carry your brand colors and logo so it matches the rest of your print material.

Use cases

Where to share your profile code

Anywhere you meet people professionally, a scan beats a search.

Business cards

Put the code on the back of your card so contacts connect before the card gets lost.

Conference badges

A code on your badge or lanyard turns hallway chats into lasting connections.

Talks and slides

Show it on your last slide so the audience can follow you while you take questions.

Résumés and portfolios

Recruiters scan the printed CV and see your full experience, recommendations and posts.

Company pages

Link to your company page on brochures and booths to grow followers and job applicants.

Job fairs

Point a code at your careers page or a specific job post so candidates apply on the spot.

How it works

How to create a LinkedIn QR code

All you need is the address of the profile or page you want to share.

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    Copy your profile URL

    On LinkedIn open your profile, click “Contact info” or the URL under “Public profile & URL”, and copy the linkedin.com/in/ address. For a company, copy the page URL.

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    Paste and design

    Paste the link into the generator, then pick LinkedIn blue or your own colors, add your photo-free logo and a frame like “Connect with me”.

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    Download and test

    Download PNG for slides or SVG and PDF for cards and badges. Scan once with your phone to make sure it opens the right profile.

Best practices

Make people actually connect

A few details decide whether a scan becomes a connection.

  • Customize your public URL

    Set a clean URL such as linkedin.com/in/yourname. It looks better, and a shorter link creates a simpler, easier-to-scan pattern.

  • Polish the profile first

    People judge the profile in seconds. Update your photo, headline and featured section before you print anything.

  • Use dynamic for teams

    Give each employee a dynamic code so you can update links when people change roles, and see which events bring connections.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I get my LinkedIn QR code?

In the LinkedIn mobile app, tap the QR icon in the search bar and choose “My code”. To get a custom LinkedIn QR code with your colors and logo, paste your profile link into the generator above.

Where is the QR code in the LinkedIn app?

Open the LinkedIn app and look at the search bar at the top. The small QR icon on the right opens two tabs: “Scan” to read someone else’s code and “My code” to show yours.

How do I scan a LinkedIn code?

Use your phone camera or the Scan tab in the LinkedIn app. Both open the profile; the app takes you straight to the Connect button.

Can I make a code for a LinkedIn company page?

Yes. Copy the company page URL (linkedin.com/company/…) and paste it into the generator. It works the same way for job posts, events and newsletters.

How do I download my profile code?

Inside the app you can save “My code” to your photos. Codes made here can be downloaded as PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF or EPS in sizes up to 4096 pixels.

Can I put the code in PowerPoint?

Yes. Download the PNG or SVG and insert it as a picture. SVG stays sharp at any size, which is ideal for large conference screens.

Is a LinkedIn QR code free?

Yes. Static codes are free with no sign-up, no watermark and no expiry. Dynamic codes with editing and scan statistics need a free account.

Does the code expire?

A static code never expires as long as your profile URL stays the same. If you change your custom URL later, use a dynamic code or download a new one.

Can I add my logo to the code?

Yes. Use the Logo tab to upload your logo or add the LinkedIn icon. Keep it to about a fifth of the code and watch the scan score.

What size should it be on a business card?

About 2–2.5 cm (0.8–1 in) wide is enough for scanning from a hand’s distance. Leave a white margin around it.

Can I track who scanned my code?

You can see how many scans happened, when and from which device or country with a dynamic code. Individual identities are never shown, which keeps it privacy-friendly.

Why does my code open the LinkedIn login page?

Some profiles show limited information to signed-out visitors. Check your public profile visibility in LinkedIn settings so people can see your profile before signing in.

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