QRCard AI

X (Twitter) QR Code Generator

Turn your profile link into a QR card in X's official colors — pure black base × white accent, scan straight to your profile. Black-and-white minimalism carries its own polish — it never clashes on business cards, posters, or podcast covers.

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 X's colors

Pure black base #000000 with white accent #E7E9EA — the Follow button's white-on-black moved onto the card is X itself. Secondary gray takes the official #71767B; brushed metal with sharp corners, a minimal mega-code and the white cross up top — less is X. 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 "X" to the Agent to switch back anytime.

Where the scan lands

The destination

Your profile or a post

The code opens your X profile or a pinned post — the thread loads first, replies below.

What they see

The timeline proof

Handle, bio, and the posts themselves — the profile is the resume on X.

Login & friction

Visibility depends on settings

Posts open in the browser; some profiles and replies are more visible to logged-in users depending on account settings.

Print & color specs

Brand color

#000000 on white

X’s black-and-white — the typographic brand — printed as stark card, dark type, white pad.

The QR zone

White pad, dark code

High contrast is the brand and the scan requirement here — the two agree for once.

Print sizes

Business card + A6

85×54mm for events and podcast guest cards; A6 for booth signage.

X QR code — posters actually ask

Can the card open a specific thread?

Yes — profile URL for the long game, a single post or thread while it runs. The destination is yours to swap; the printed code never changes.

Will logged-out visitors see my posts?

Profiles and individual posts generally open in the browser without an account; some content is more visible to logged-in users depending on settings — a pinned post is the safest landing.

What size for event signage?

85×54mm business cards for guest swaps; A6 signs for stages and booths. Both export as PDF with safe margins.

More generators

One page per platform — walk in and the starting card already wears that platform's colors