Is this LinkedIn QR code generator free?

Yes, completely free. No account needed, no watermark, unlimited downloads.

Do LinkedIn QR codes expire?

No. Static QR codes never expire. As long as your LinkedIn profile exists, the QR code works.

How is this different from LinkedIn's built-in QR code?

LinkedIn's app has a basic QR scanner, but it generates a plain code you cannot customize. Our generator offers 45+ artistic styles, custom colors, and logo support.

Can I link to a company page?

Yes. Any LinkedIn URL works — personal profiles, company pages, and even specific posts or articles.

Does it work on both iPhone and Android?

Yes. Scanning opens LinkedIn in the app (if installed) or in the browser.

Free LinkedIn QR Code Generator

What Is a LinkedIn QR Code?

A LinkedIn QR code encodes your LinkedIn profile or company page URL into a scannable pattern. When someone scans it, LinkedIn opens directly — one tap to send a connection request or follow your company.

LinkedIn is the professional networking platform. A QR code on your business card, conference badge, or presentation slide bridges the gap between meeting someone in person and connecting online.

LinkedIn QR Code vs. vCard

Both are used for professional networking, but they serve different purposes:

LinkedIn QR code — opens your LinkedIn profile. Best for “let’s connect on LinkedIn” moments. The recipient sees your full professional history, recommendations, and posts.
vCard QR code — saves your contact details (name, phone, email) to the phone. Best for “here’s my number” moments. The recipient has your direct contact info offline.

For conferences and networking events, many professionals print both on their business card — a vCard QR code for contact details and a LinkedIn QR code for the professional connection.

How to Create a LinkedIn QR Code

Open the QR code designer and select LinkedIn as the content type
Paste your LinkedIn profile URL (e.g. linkedin.com/in/yourname)
Customize the design — choose from 45+ artistic styles, pick professional colors, add your company logo
Download as SVG (for print) or PNG (for digital)
Add to business cards, conference badges, email signatures, or presentation slides

Where to Use a LinkedIn QR Code

Business cards — the most natural placement. Replace the LinkedIn icon + URL text with a scannable QR code that opens your profile instantly.
Conference badges and lanyards — networking events move fast. A scannable badge means connections happen in seconds, not minutes of “how do you spell your last name?”
Presentation slides — add to your closing slide so the audience can connect with you after the talk.
Email signatures — a small QR code image in your signature lets recipients connect without searching.
Office reception and meeting rooms — visitors scan to connect with the person or company they are meeting.
Resumes and portfolios — recruiters scan to see your full professional profile, recommendations, and activity.

What URL Format to Use

LinkedIn has several URL formats:

Personal profile: linkedin.com/in/yourname — use the custom URL from your profile settings, not the numeric ID version.
Company page: linkedin.com/company/yourcompany
Article or post: copy the full URL from your browser
Showcase page: linkedin.com/showcase/yourshowcase

Use your custom profile URL. Go to LinkedIn Settings → Edit public profile & URL to set a clean URL like linkedin.com/in/janedoe. The default numeric URL is longer and creates a denser QR code.

Tips for Better LinkedIn QR Codes

Keep it professional. LinkedIn is a business platform. Choose a clean, professional QR code style — geometric patterns, muted colors, or your company’s brand palette. Save the playful styles for Instagram.

Add your headshot or company logo. A logo in the center makes the QR code instantly recognizable as “this is my LinkedIn” without needing a label.

Print at a readable size. Business cards are small. Make the QR code at least 1.5cm × 1.5cm (0.6” × 0.6”) and test scanning before printing a batch.

Consider the context. At a tech conference, everyone expects LinkedIn QR codes. At a restaurant or retail store, Instagram or Facebook might be more appropriate. Match the platform to the audience.