LinkedIn QR Code Generator
A LinkedIn QR code opens your profile so a new contact can connect or follow without typing your name into search and picking the right person. Put it on your business card, name badge, slide deck or trade-show stand.
1 Content
Handle for the chosen platform, or a full profile URL
2 Design— optional
Looks scannable
What happens when someone scans it
The phone opens your LinkedIn profile — in the LinkedIn app if installed, otherwise the browser. The person can send a connection request or follow you straight away. LinkedIn also has its own in-app QR under Search; this one you can brand and print.
How to make a LinkedIn QR Code
- 1
Paste your profile link
Your full linkedin.com/in/yourname URL, or your company page URL.
- 2
Keep it professional
A clean two-tone code with a small logo suits a card or badge better than a busy design.
- 3
Check it scans
Use the live check and print at a size that reads from arm's length.
- 4
Download
SVG for print (cards, badges), PNG for slides and signatures.
Where to use it
- Business cards and name badges
- Conference and networking event stands
- The closing slide of a presentation or webinar
- Email signatures and one-pagers
- Recruitment and 'we're hiring' materials
Frequently asked questions
Is this better than LinkedIn's built-in QR code?
It goes to the same profile, but you can colour it, add a logo, and print it at any size. LinkedIn's is only shown on-screen in the app.
Can I link to my company page?
Yes — paste the company page URL instead of your personal profile.
Do people need the LinkedIn app?
No. The profile opens in a browser; the app takes over if it is installed.
Can I change my profile URL later?
If you customise your LinkedIn URL after printing, the old code breaks — set your custom URL first, then generate the code.