Use case
Create a QR code that links to your LinkedIn profile
A LinkedIn QR code lets a contact find your profile or your company page in one scan, without spelling your name or sorting through people with the same name. It fits on a business card, a resume, a badge or a trade show stand.
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- Editable QR code
- Scan statistics
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Why choose a QR Code?
Concrete benefits for your business
No more name mix-ups
The scan opens the right profile directly, even if your name is common or hard to spell.
Profile or company
Depending on the material, the code links to your personal profile or to the company page.
Follow-up after trade shows
With one QR code per piece of material, scan statistics show whether your stand or your cards brought in visits.
Personal profile or company page: two different uses
Your personal profile is your professional showcase: background, skills, recommendations. It belongs on a resume, a job application, an individual business card or a conference badge. A contact who scans can invite you to connect and keep a record of where you met.
The company page presents the organization, its job openings and its news. It works better on shared materials: a trade show stand, a sales brochure, a recruitment poster or the business cards of a whole team. That way, the material stays valid even if an employee leaves the company.
Business cards, resumes and badges: placing the code well
On a business card, the LinkedIn QR code often goes on the back, with a short line such as “My LinkedIn profile”. It complements your contact details rather than replacing them: phone and email remain essential for anyone who wants to reach you quickly. Keep it at least 2 to 3 cm per side for comfortable scanning.
On a resume, a discreet code next to your contact details lets a recruiter reading a paper copy access your full background. Choose a dark color on a light background and avoid overly creative styles: the goal is reliable scanning, not a visual effect.
Trade shows: measuring what your stand brings in
At a trade show, print the QR code on the roll-up banner, the reception desk and the handouts given to visitors. If you create a separate code for each of these, the scan statistics show which one worked best, useful information when preparing the next show.
Scan dates also show whether interest peaks during the event or continues in the following days, when visitors sort through the documents they took home. Finally, with a dynamic link QR code, you can temporarily point to a post presenting your stand, then switch back to the company page.
Practical use cases
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Independent consultant
The back of her business cards carries a QR code to her profile, with her client recommendations clearly visible.
Recent graduate
A small QR code in the resume header links to his profile detailing internships and projects.
SME exhibitor
The stand's roll-up banner and brochures link to the company page, with a different code for each to compare scans.
Create your QR in 3 steps
A simple, fast process with no technical skills required
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Select the LinkedIn type
In the generator, choose the LinkedIn type and paste the URL of your profile or company page.
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Adjust the style
Pick an understated color, add the company logo if you like and keep high contrast for reliable scanning.
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Place and test
Download the high-resolution PNG, add it to your card, resume or roll-up banner, then test the scan on the printed proof.
Best practices for an effective QR
Our recommendations to maximise your results
Polish the destination
Before printing, check your profile photo, headline and summary: it is the first impression you leave.
Customize the URL first
If you plan to customize your profile URL, do it before generating the code, or use a dynamic QR code.
One code per trade show
Create a QR code dedicated to each event to know which one brings you the most visits.
Keep it simple
On a professional document, a dark code on a light background with a discreet logo scans better than a very colorful style.
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about this solution
Your profile suits a resume or a personal business card; the company page suits a stand, a brochure or materials shared by the whole team.
Yes, small, in the header or next to your contact details. Make sure your profile is up to date before sending it.
Yes, if you customize it. With a dynamic QR code, you update the destination without redoing your cards.
No, it opens your profile or page; the person then chooses to connect or follow the company.
Yes, with a dynamic QR code dedicated to the show, you see the number of scans and their dates.
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