LinkedIn QR Code Generator
Paste your LinkedIn profile or company page link and get a QR code that opens it directly — handy for networking events and business cards.
How to create a LinkedIn QR code in 3 steps
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Copy your LinkedIn link
Open the profile or company page you want to link to and grab its URL from the address bar.
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Paste it and generate
Drop that link into the field below and hit "Generate QR code".
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Download and share
Save the PNG and use it wherever makes sense — a business card, a badge, a resume header, an email signature.
Why use this LinkedIn QR code generator
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No mix-ups with someone else's name
LinkedIn search can turn up a dozen people with your name. A scan skips all that and opens your exact profile, every time.
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Faster than swapping business cards
At a conference or meetup, a scan connects two people in seconds — nobody has to remember to type your name in later.
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No cost, no cap
Make one for your own profile and another for every company page you manage. There's no limit either way.
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Stays on your device
The link you paste is turned into a QR code right there in your browser. It's never transmitted anywhere to make that happen.
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Holds up at print size
Download a high-resolution PNG sharp enough for a badge, a card, or a printed handout.
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One tool, two kinds of pages
A personal profile link and a company page link both produce the same clean, scannable code.
Where to use a LinkedIn QR code
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Business cards
Put it next to your phone number and email so people have one more way to reach you.
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Conference badges
Print it on your badge and let people connect with you the moment you shake hands, not three days later when they've forgotten your name.
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Resumes and portfolios
A recruiter skimming a stack of resumes can scan straight to your full profile instead of typing your name into a search box.
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Email signatures
Anyone reading your email on a phone can scan the code right off the screen and land on your profile.
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Company brochures
Give a printed brochure or one-pager a live link to your company's LinkedIn page.
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Networking events
Skip the awkward spelling-out of your last name — just hold up your phone and let them scan.
Frequently asked questions
- How does a LinkedIn QR code work?
- The code just encodes whatever LinkedIn URL you paste in. Scan it and that exact profile or company page opens up.
- Why do I need to paste a full URL instead of just a username?
- LinkedIn doesn't use one consistent format — personal profiles sit under /in/ and company pages under /company/ — so pasting the exact link is the only reliable way to get the right one.
- Where do I find my LinkedIn profile URL?
- Go to your profile page and look for "Edit public profile & URL" in the settings, or just copy it straight from your browser's address bar while you're viewing your own profile.
- Does this work for company pages, not just personal profiles?
- Yes — paste the company page's URL instead and the code opens that page the same way a personal profile would.
- Is the link I paste sent to a server?
- No. Everything happens locally in your browser, so the link never goes anywhere else to generate the code.
- Does the code stop working if my profile URL changes?
- It stays locked to the exact link you entered originally, so yes — if your URL changes, you'll want to generate a new code.
- Can I track how many people scanned it?
- Not with this tool. What you get is a static image with no scan tracking built in.