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Why a Behance QR code
Designers, illustrators and photographers live by their portfolio, but a printed sample shows only a fragment of a project. A Behance QR code takes the viewer to your full portfolio or straight to one case study with every image and the story behind it. Type your Behance username to link the profile, or paste a single project's address. Exhibition labels, business cards and print samples then lead to the complete work. Since you can edit where it leads, a card handed out today may show your newest project next year.
- Printed samples lead to the complete case study with all images.
- A username opens the portfolio; a project address opens one piece of work.
- Point cards and labels to newer projects without reprinting.
- Scans show which exhibition, fair or mailing gets people to look further.
Graduation shows
Labels next to each piece open the student's project page with process sketches.
Portfolio reviews and job fairs
Business cards lead recruiters to the profile after the conversation.
Printed mailers
Agencies send physical samples with a code to the full campaign case study.
Exhibitions and festivals
Posters and catalogues link to the artists' Behance portfolios.
Packaging designers
A small code on a sample box shows the brief, sketches and final renders.
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Behance QR Code Generator
A Behance QR code brings printed portfolio samples and exhibition labels to the project’s full online presentation. A project URL highlights one case study, while a profile URL lets visitors explore your wider body of work.
What is this QR code?
Typing a Behance username makes the code open your profile; pasting a project address opens that single case study, so printed samples lead to the complete work.
Best use cases
- ✓Portfolio cards linking to a focused case study.
- ✓Exhibition labels offering additional project images.
How to generate your QR code
Choose the public Behance profile or project.
Insert the project address, or just your username for the profile.
Add the project title next to the code.
Open the project on a phone to make sure the images load quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one code show my entire portfolio?
Use your profile URL to let visitors browse published work on Behance.
Will the generator publish my artwork?
No. Your artwork stays on Behance; the QR code provides a route to the page you already published.
Profile or project?
A project when the printed piece belongs to one case study; the profile for business cards and general introductions.
What goes into the field?
Either your Behance username, which opens the profile, or a project address copied from Behance.
Do viewers need a Behance account?
No, public projects open in the browser. Appreciating and following require an account.
What if the project is private or a draft?
Visitors will not be able to see it. Publish the project before printing the code.
Will old cards show my latest project?
They can. Swap the address, and cards already handed out open the new project.
Where do I see views?
Project views and appreciations are in Behance; QR Global counts how often people scanned your printed code.