LinkedIn QR Code Generator
Create a QR code for a LinkedIn profile, company page or public post for business cards, resumes, events and professional networking.
Create your LinkedIn QR code
Paste a public LinkedIn profile, company page or post URL. Customize the QR code and download it for print or digital use.
Quick answer: Copy the public LinkedIn URL you want to share, paste it into the generator below, customize the code, scan-test it and download PNG, SVG or PDF.
How to create a QR code for LinkedIn
- Open the destination. Go to the LinkedIn profile, company page or post you want people to visit.
- Copy the public URL. Use a link that works for someone who is not signed into your own account.
- Paste the LinkedIn link into the generator above.
- Customize the design. Adjust colors or add a logo while preserving contrast and the clear margin.
- Test before printing. Verify that it opens the intended public LinkedIn page.
- Download the artwork. Use PNG for digital uses or SVG/PDF for scalable print workflows.
Which LinkedIn URL should you turn into a QR code?
| Destination | Best use |
|---|---|
| Personal profile | Networking, resumes, speaker slides and business cards |
| Company page | Recruiting, storefronts, events and brand materials |
| Public post or article | Campaigns, presentations and printed references |
| Public job or recruiting page | Hiring events and recruitment materials |
LinkedIn QR code for business cards
A LinkedIn QR code gives the recipient a direct route to your professional profile without asking them to search for your name. Label it with a clear instruction such as “Scan to connect on LinkedIn.”
If the main goal is saving phone, email and company details directly into contacts, the vCard QR code generator is the better format.
LinkedIn QR code for resumes and portfolios
A QR code can connect a printed resume to a fuller profile, portfolio or public professional content. Keep useful visible text around the code even if the recruiter chooses not to scan.
Static vs dynamic LinkedIn QR code
| Feature | Static | Dynamic |
|---|---|---|
| Directly stores LinkedIn URL | Yes | No — uses a managed short link |
| Change destination later | No | Yes |
| Scan analytics | No built-in tracking | Available through the redirect |
| Best for | Stable personal/company URLs | Long-running campaigns or reusable print |
A static code is usually enough for a stable profile URL. A dynamic QR code is useful when you want analytics or the ability to repoint the printed code later.
Best places to use a LinkedIn QR code
- Business cards and networking cards
- Printed resumes and portfolios
- Conference badges and speaker slides
- Trade-show booths and recruiting displays
- Sales decks and leave-behind materials
- University career fairs and alumni events
Design tips for LinkedIn QR codes
Use a clear call to action
“Scan to connect on LinkedIn” is more useful than an unlabeled code.
Keep contrast strong
Custom colors can match your brand, but the foreground and background still need enough contrast for reliable scanning.
Protect the quiet zone
Do not let nearby text, logos or decorative borders touch the symbol.
Test the exact final artwork
Test after all logos, colors and layout changes are complete.
LinkedIn QR Code FAQ
Can I create a QR code for my LinkedIn profile?
Yes. Copy the public profile URL and convert it into a standard URL QR code.
Can I create a QR code for a LinkedIn company page?
Yes. Any public LinkedIn company-page URL can be used as a QR destination.
Can I put a LinkedIn QR code on a resume?
Yes. It can give recruiters a direct route to your profile or public professional content.
Will the QR code still work if I edit my profile?
Yes, as long as the public profile URL remains the same.
Can I track LinkedIn QR code scans?
Use a dynamic QR code when you want CraftMyQR to record scan activity through a managed redirect.
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