LinkedIn QR Code Generator
Turn your profile link into a QR card in LinkedIn's official colors — full-card career blue × white text, cut to business-card proportions. Print it on the back of your card: whoever you hand it to scans once and gets your full professional profile — far more useful than a one-line intro.
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Career business card
On the back of business cards — scan straight to the full profile
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Connection card
At conferences and mixers — scan to connect, no mutual searching
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Job search card
On a resume insert — recruiters scan and read your recommendations
Instant QR code — paste your link
Drawn locally in your browser as you type — nothing is uploaded. For a plain code this is enough; to wrap the same link into a printable branded card, the workbench below already wears this platform's colors.
Why this card wears LinkedIn's colors
The card floods with career blue #0A66C2 × white text — same as the app icon; the linen material is a metaphor for suit fabric, and the card is cut to business-card proportions (3.5 × 2 in) because it was always meant to be one; briefcase art in the top-right corner and navy code dots carry the professional feel head to toe. The code area stays dark-on-white (the scannability red line) — no color change ever breaks the scan. Want your own style? Pick any base palette in Step 3 to replace it; say "LinkedIn" to the Agent to switch back anytime.
Where the scan lands
The destination
Your profile or company page
The code opens linkedin.com/in/you or /company/you — headline and recent activity first.
What they see
The professional resume
Experience, endorsements, and posts — the profile is the CV that updates itself.
Login & friction
Partial view without login
Headlines and posts often render logged-out; the full profile rewards the logged-in viewer.
Print & color specs
Brand color
#0A66C2 on white
LinkedIn’s blue — the corporate navy of the feed — on a clean white card.
The QR zone
White pad, dark code
The QR keeps a white pad in every theme — the blue frames, the scan stays sharp.
Print sizes
Business card standard
85×54mm is the natural size — a networking card that points at the living resume.
LinkedIn QR code — professionals actually ask
Should it open my profile or my company page?
Personal profile for job-seeking and consulting; company page for hiring and sales. The link swaps anytime — one printed card, either destination.
Do viewers need to log in to LinkedIn?
Headlines and public posts usually render logged-out; the full profile view is richest for logged-in members. The card decides nothing about privacy — your settings do.
What size for networking events?
85×54mm business-card size — the format people already expect at a conference. PDF export carries print-safe margins.
More generators
One page per platform — walk in and the starting card already wears that platform's colors