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LinkedIn QR Code: connect with whoever finds you

Type the path of your profile (in/your-name) or of the company (company/name) and the code opens LinkedIn at that address. Great for events, fairs and professional business cards.

1

Content

Professional profile or company page.

LinkedIn

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2

Customize

Pick different shapes to create a unique QR code.

Visual examples. The final QR code will be generated with the content entered above.

Module shapeThe shape of each little square of the code. Very open shapes can reduce readability in dense codes.
Markers (outer frame)The three larger markers are essential for the camera to recognize the code.
Markers (center)The center can be hollow, round, diamond or star.The center of the markers. Combine it with the outer frame for a unique look.
FramesThe frame organizes the QR code and can include a caption. The no-frame option keeps only the safe area.

How to do it, step by step

  1. Type in/your-username for a person or company/name for a company.
  2. Customize and test.
  3. Download and put it on a card, badge or presentation.

See where to click, with an image of the tool →

When this is useful

Networking at events

Exchange professional contacts without typing the link.

Printed résumé and portfolio

Take the recruiter to the up-to-date profile.

Tips for a good result

  • Customize your LinkedIn profile address: the code becomes less dense.
  • Check that the profile is visible to people who are not connections.

What this tool does not do

  • If you change the profile address, the old code stops working.
  • To save your data on the phone of whoever scans, use the business card QR Code.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use it for a company page?
Yes, use company/company-name.
What is the difference from the business card?
The LinkedIn one opens the profile; the card one saves phone, email and other data to the address book.

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Text written by Marcelo Amantino · updated October 18, 2026 · who we are