LinkedIn QR Code Generator

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Why a LinkedIn QR code

At a conference or an interview, typing a full name into LinkedIn search returns dozens of namesakes. A LinkedIn QR code opens the exact profile from the custom part of your URL, linkedin.com/in/your-name, or a company page, job post or article when you paste its link. The code is dynamic: after a job change or a new company page, you update the destination and keep the cards you already printed.

  • Enter the ending of your profile URL and the full /in/ address is assembled automatically.
  • Paste company page, job listing or post links for anything beyond a personal profile.
  • Point existing business cards to a new employer page without ordering a reprint.
  • Scan dates show whether people looked you up during the event or in the days after it.

Printed CVs and portfolios

Recruiters reading a paper CV open recommendations and the full work history in one step.

Talks and panel discussions

The final slide shows a code to the speaker profile, so the audience can follow up after the session.

Trade fair sales teams

Staff wear a code to their own profile, so leads become connections rather than a pile of business cards.

Annual reports and brochures

A code beside the leadership page links each manager's profile for readers who want to check their background.

University career fairs

Students carry a code on their name card so recruiters can save the profile before moving to the next booth.

More Social Networks QR codes

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LinkedIn QR Code Generator | Share Your Professional Profile

A LinkedIn QR code is the only social type built purely for a professional context — work history, B2B content — unlike the more personal or visual focus of other social platforms.

What is this QR code?

With a LinkedIn QR code, a printed card turns into a personal profile, a company page or a post; viewers connect or follow from there, and the LinkedIn app takes over if installed.

Best use cases

  • ✓A networking card that shows a professional profile instead of a paper résumé.
  • ✓B2B conference badges that open the company page.
  • ✓A job poster linking to a company's careers page.
  • ✓A startup's press kit linking to its official company page.

How to generate your QR code

1

Copy your public profile address, or the link to a company page or post.

2

Paste the full link, or just the part after linkedin.com/in/ for a personal profile.

3

Update your headline and photo first: they are the first thing a scanner sees.

4

Scan the code while logged out of LinkedIn to check what strangers can view.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why link a company page instead of a profile?

A company page shows open job listings and the latest company news, while a profile introduces one person.

What happens without the LinkedIn app installed?

It opens a web version with limited viewing without logging in, on mobile.

Where do I find the ending of my profile URL?

Open your profile, go to Contact info and copy the address; the part after /in/ is what the field needs. You can shorten it in LinkedIn's public profile settings.

Can I link a company page instead of my profile?

Yes. Paste the full linkedin.com/company/ address; a plain name in the field is always treated as a personal profile.

What will someone without a LinkedIn account see?

Your public profile, as far as your visibility settings allow. LinkedIn may ask them to sign in to see more or to connect.

Should this code go on business cards?

Yes, beside your phone and email rather than instead of them. A profile stays current when your job title changes; printed details do not.

Can it open a specific post or article?

Yes. Copy the post link from the Share menu and paste it. That works well for an event recap or a hiring announcement — switch the code back to your profile once the post is old.

Does LinkedIn know the visit came from a QR code?

No, LinkedIn sees an ordinary profile visit. QR Global records the scan itself, with date, device and country, so you can tell visits from print apart.