LinkedIn QR Code
connect in one scan
Put your LinkedIn profile on your business card, resume or badge. People scan and land right on your page — free, no sign-up.
Make a LinkedIn QR code in 3 steps
Copy your profile URL
On LinkedIn, go to your profile → Contact info, or Edit public profile & URL. It looks like linkedin.com/in/yourname. For a company, copy the page URL.
Style it professionally
A dark navy or black pattern on white looks great on cards. Add your logo or keep it clean.
Add it to your materials
SVG for business cards and resumes, PNG for slides and email signatures.
Where a LinkedIn QR code works best
Make your LinkedIn URL tidy first
LinkedIn gives new profiles a URL with random numbers. Under Edit public profile & URL you can change it to something clean like linkedin.com/in/alexrivera. A shorter URL also makes a simpler QR code. Do this before printing — changing it later breaks the old link.
Profile, company page or both?
Use your personal profile for networking cards and resumes, and your company page on brochures and booth signs. For a contact that saves straight to someone's phone, use a vCard QR code and put your LinkedIn URL in the Website field.
LinkedIn is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation. This tool isn't affiliated with LinkedIn.
LinkedIn QR code questions
How do I find my LinkedIn profile URL?
Open your profile and click Contact info, or Edit public profile & URL on the right. Copy the address that starts with linkedin.com/in/.
Can I make a QR code for a LinkedIn company page?
Yes — copy the company page address from your browser and paste it above.
Should I put a QR code on my resume?
It is common and helpful for printed resumes. Keep it small (about 2 cm / 0.8 in) in a corner, and keep your URL in text too for online applicant systems.
Is it free?
Yes, completely — no account needed and the code never expires.
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