Create a LinkedIn QR Code
Give people a direct way to open your LinkedIn profile or company Page with a single scan. Add a LinkedIn QR code to business cards, conference badges, resumes, email signatures, booth graphics, and other networking materials. With a dynamic GetQR code, you can change the destination later without replacing the QR code.
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From networking events and business cards to conference badges, resumes, and company booths, see how LinkedIn QR codes connect people with profiles and company Pages.





Why Add a LinkedIn QR Code?
Searching for a person's name on LinkedIn can add an unnecessary step at a networking event. A QR code gives people a direct way to open your profile or company Page from their phone. With a dynamic GetQR code, you can change the destination later if you change roles, update your profile URL, or want to use the code for a different destination.
Give People a Direct Way to Find You
One scan opens your LinkedIn profile so new contacts can view your information and choose whether to connect. There's no need to type your name or search through similar profiles.
Update the Destination Later
Changed jobs, updated your LinkedIn profile URL, or want to point the code somewhere else? Update the destination URL from your GetQR dashboard without replacing cards, badges, or other printed materials.
Track QR Code Scan Activity
See how often your LinkedIn QR code is scanned and compare scan activity across different events, materials, locations, or campaigns.
Works for Individuals and Companies
Use personal LinkedIn profile codes on business cards, resumes, badges, and email signatures, or create company Page codes for booth graphics, brochures, signage, and other business materials.
LinkedIn QR Code Features
Create, customize, track, and update QR codes that connect people with LinkedIn profiles and company Pages.
Point your QR code to a personal LinkedIn profile or company Page and update the destination later without replacing the printed QR code.
Customize the colors, add your logo, and include short frame text while maintaining strong contrast between the QR code and its background.
Track how often your QR codes are scanned and compare scan activity across networking materials, events, locations, or campaigns.
Download QR codes in formats such as SVG, EPS, PDF, PNG, or JPG for business cards, badges, resumes, banners, booth graphics, and other materials.
Create separate QR codes for different team members, events, locations, or campaigns and manage them from your GetQR dashboard.
Create Your LinkedIn QR Code in Three Steps
Choose your LinkedIn destination, customize the QR code, and download it for your networking materials.
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Add LinkedIn to Your Business Card
Add a QR code to your business card so contacts can open your LinkedIn profile directly instead of typing your name or searching for your profile.
Conference & Event Badges
Add QR codes to conference badges or event materials so attendees can quickly open speakers', sponsors', organizers', or other participants' LinkedIn profiles.
Company Booth & Banner Links
Add a QR code to booth graphics, banners, or signage so visitors can open your company LinkedIn Page and view company updates, posts, and other information.
Add LinkedIn to Your Resume or Portfolio
Include a QR code on a printed resume or portfolio so recruiters and hiring teams can open your LinkedIn profile directly from the document.
Email Signature & Digital Cards
Use the same dynamic QR code in email signatures and digital business cards to give recipients another way to access your LinkedIn profile.
Create QR Codes for Sales or Recruiting Teams
Generate individual codes for sales or recruiting teams and monitor which materials generate the most profile visits.
Manage LinkedIn QR Codes Across Your Team
Create separate QR codes for team members, events, roles, locations, or campaigns and manage them from one dashboard. Update destinations later without replacing QR codes already printed on your materials.
LinkedIn QR Code Printing Guidelines
Use Strong Contrast
Place a dark QR code on a light, solid background whenever possible. Avoid busy patterns, textures, or gradients behind the code.
Size for the Viewing Distance
Make the QR code large enough to scan comfortably from the distance at which people will normally see it. Business cards can use smaller codes, while banners and displays generally require larger ones. Test the printed code at its final size before production.
Keep the Quiet Zone Clear
Leave a clear margin around all four sides of the QR code. Keep text, logos, borders, and other design elements away from this area.
Prefer Vector Artwork
Use SVG or EPS when possible for printed QR codes. Vector files can be scaled without becoming pixelated, making them suitable for both small and large materials.
Test Before the Event
Print a sample at the final size and scan it with several phones under lighting conditions similar to the actual venue or environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about LinkedIn QR codes.
Yes. With a dynamic GetQR code, you can update the destination URL later without replacing the QR code already printed on your materials.
The destination can open in the LinkedIn app or a mobile browser depending on the device, installed apps, and how LinkedIn handles the link.
Yes. You can create multiple QR codes with a consistent visual style while having each code point to a different team member's LinkedIn profile.
If you're using a dynamic QR code, update the destination URL in your GetQR dashboard when your LinkedIn profile URL changes. The printed QR code does not need to be replaced.
Yes. GetQR provides scan analytics so you can see how often a QR code is scanned. Use separate codes for different events, materials, or locations when you want to compare scan activity.
Yes. You can use a personal LinkedIn profile URL for business cards, resumes, badges, and email signatures, or a company Page URL for booth graphics, brochures, banners, and other business materials.
Yes. You can create separate QR codes for different LinkedIn profiles and use a consistent design across your team's business cards, badges, resumes, or event materials.
Yes. A LinkedIn QR code can be added to a printed resume or portfolio so recruiters and hiring teams can open your profile directly from their phones. Make sure the code is large enough to scan comfortably and has strong contrast with its background.
Yes. Business cards are a common place to use a LinkedIn QR code. Add the code alongside your contact information so people can open your profile without manually searching for your name.