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Why a Dribbble QR code
A printed mockup or a sticker sheet shows a design at one size, in one colour, without the story. On Dribbble the same piece sits with its variations, animations and the rest of your shots. A Dribbble QR code connects the two: type your username to open your profile, or paste the address of one shot to show exactly the work in front of the viewer. Recruiters, clients and fellow designers land on your portfolio with one scan instead of searching for your name. Later you can send the code to a newer shot, so a sticker handed out this spring still shows your best work in autumn.
- Physical samples connect to the full shot with every variation.
- A username opens the profile; a shot address opens one design.
- Recruiters and clients reach your portfolio without searching for your name.
- Stickers and cards can lead to newer shots as your work evolves.
Design conferences
Badges and sticker packs lead fellow designers to the profile.
Client pitches
Printed concepts link to the animated shot that shows the interaction.
Job applications
A printed CV includes a code to the portfolio for interviewers reading on paper.
Studio open days
Wall labels next to posters and illustrations open each piece on Dribbble.
Merch and prints
Prints sold at markets carry a code to the artist's other work.
More Social Networks QR codes
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Dribbble QR Code Generator
Use a Dribbble QR code when a compact printed sample needs a path to your online design work. Choose a particular shot to explain one concept, or your profile to introduce your broader visual portfolio.
What is this QR code?
With a Dribbble username the code leads to your profile, and with a shot address to that one design. No files are uploaded, and Dribbble decides who sees what.
Best use cases
- ✓Designer business cards linking to a profile.
- ✓Printed mockups linking to the matching shot.
How to generate your QR code
Open the intended public profile or shot on Dribbble.
Type your username, or paste the address of a single shot.
Write the shot or studio name beside the code.
Before printing, open it in a phone browser while logged out of Dribbble.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does scanning follow the designer?
No. The visitor chooses whether to follow or interact on Dribbble.
Should I link a shot or my profile?
A shot is useful for a specific design; a profile is useful when visitors should browse several pieces.
Username or shot address?
Use the username for business cards and badges. Use the address of a shot when the printed piece shows that particular design.
Is an account needed to view my shots?
Public shots and profiles open in any browser. Liking, saving and contacting a designer require a Dribbble account.
What if I delete the shot?
Visitors would find an empty page. Before deleting, switch the code to another shot or to your profile.
Does the code upload my design files?
No. It only opens the page you chose; your files stay where Dribbble keeps them.
Can I feature several shots?
Your profile shows them all. For a hand-picked selection, create one code per shot.
Will I see who scanned?
QR Global shows how often each code was scanned. Shot views and likes stay in Dribbble's statistics.