LinkedIn QR Code Generator
To create a LinkedIn QR code, copy your profile or company page URL, paste it into a Website URL QR code in TryQRMint, add the LinkedIn logo and colors, then save and download it. Anyone can scan it with a phone camera to open your profile. Static codes are free and never expire.
Why Choose TryQRMint for This Solution
Custom-branded QR codes, editable dynamic links and clear scan analytics in one dashboard.
Free, Permanent Profile Code
A LinkedIn QR code is a Website URL code that holds your profile link. Made as a static code, it is free, has no scan limit, and never expires.
Profiles, Company Pages & Posts
Link to your personal profile, your company page, a job post, a newsletter, or a single post, whichever you want people to see first.
Optional Editable Version
Changing jobs often? Make the code dynamic so you can change the link later and see how many people scanned it at each event, while your trial or paid plan is active.
TryQRMint LinkedIn QR Code vs. LinkedIn's In-App QR Code
Both open your profile. Here is what changes when you make your own.
| Feature | TryQRMint QR Code | LinkedIn In-App Code |
|---|---|---|
| Design | Your colors, logo and frame | LinkedIn's standard design |
| Destination | Profile, company page, job, post or newsletter | Your profile |
| Print file | PNG, or SVG on Pro and Business | Shown or saved from the app |
| Edit link and see scans | Yes, with a dynamic code | No |
Also sharing your phone and email? Pair your profile with a vCard QR code.
Before You Print Your LinkedIn QR Code
Set a custom profile URL
Edit your public profile URL in LinkedIn to something short like /in/jane-doe before making the code. A shorter link gives a simpler, easier-to-scan pattern.
Remove tracking parameters
Links copied from the app may end with ?utm_source=... or similar. Delete everything after your name; the link still works and the code gets smaller.
Test with print, not screen
Print one card at real size and scan it in normal room light. If it struggles, increase size or contrast. More fixes in our QR code not scanning guide.
How to Create a LinkedIn QR Code in 3 Steps
Start generating high-converting QR codes in less than 60 seconds.
Copy Your LinkedIn URL
On desktop, open your profile and copy the address bar (https://www.linkedin.com/in/your-name). In the app, open your profile, tap the '...' or Share button and choose Copy link. For a company, copy the page URL.
Paste into Website URL & Add the Logo
In the TryQRMint Studio choose Website URL, keep it static, and paste the link. Use LinkedIn blue (#0A66C2) or your brand color, upload the 'in' logo or your own monogram, and add a 'Connect on LinkedIn' frame.
Save, Download & Test
Sign in to your free account to save it, download the PNG (SVG on Pro and Business) from your dashboard, and scan it with a phone that has the LinkedIn app and one that doesn't.
Where a LinkedIn QR Code Gets You More Connections
Explore how individuals, teams, and high-traffic brands put these QR codes to work.
Business Cards
Put a LinkedIn QR code on the back of your card so new contacts can connect before they forget your name.
Conference Badges & Lanyards
Add the code to your badge or lanyard insert so people can connect with you during breaks without spelling your name.
CVs & Job Applications
Place a small code in your CV header so recruiters can see your recommendations and work history.
Trade Show Booths
Point visitors to your company page so they can follow you and see open roles and product news.
Closing Slide of a Talk
Show a large code on your last slide so the audience can connect while the Q&A is still running.
Campus Hiring Fairs
Send students to your company's LinkedIn jobs page from posters and stand banners.
Related Guides & Tutorials
How to Use a LinkedIn QR Code on Business Cards and Badges
Layout, sizing and call-to-action ideas for networking print.
vCard QR Code Generator
Let contacts save your phone number and email to their address book in one tap.
How to Create a Website URL QR Code
The basics of URL QR codes, which is what a LinkedIn QR code is under the hood.
QR Code Generator with Logo
Tips for adding a logo to the center of a QR code without breaking scans.
Technical Specifications & Print Standards
Standard QR codes (ISO/IEC 18004) that every modern smartphone camera can read. Print size, contrast and placement still matter, so test before printing.
Website URL (Static or Dynamic)
There is no separate LinkedIn type: the code holds your linkedin.com URL.
Free (Static)
Free plan: up to 10 static codes, PNG download, no credit card. A free account is needed to save and download.
Upload Any Center Logo
Error correction is automatic (level Q when a logo is added) so the code stays scannable.
At Least 2 x 2 cm (0.8 in)
Keep a clear margin around the code; a short, clean profile URL makes a simpler pattern.
PNG (Free) & SVG (Pro, Business)
PNG is fine for cards and CVs; SVG for banners and booth graphics.
Scans, City, Device & Trends
Total and unique scans, country, city, device, OS, browser, referrer, and scans over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find immediate answers regarding dynamic QR codes, analytics, formats, and commercial usage.
Copy your public profile URL (linkedin.com/in/your-name), open the TryQRMint Studio, choose Website URL, and paste it. Add the LinkedIn logo and colors, then sign in to your free account to save it and download the PNG.
Yes. A static LinkedIn QR code is included in the Free plan (up to 10 static codes, PNG download, no credit card) and never expires. If you want to edit the link later or track scans, use a dynamic code, available in the 7-day trial and in Pro and Business.
Yes. In the customize step, upload the LinkedIn 'in' icon (or your own logo) to the center. TryQRMint automatically raises error correction when a logo is added. Keep good contrast between the dots and the background.
LinkedIn's app can show a QR code for your profile, which is handy in person. Your own code lets you choose colors, a logo and a frame, download a file for print, link to a company page or post, and (if dynamic) edit the link and see scan counts.
LinkedIn shows your experience and lets people connect; a vCard QR code saves your phone and email to their contacts. Many people use one of each, or put both links behind one multi-link QR code.
LinkedIn shows limited profile details to visitors who aren't signed in. Check that your public profile visibility is turned on in LinkedIn's settings so logged-out visitors still see your name and headline.
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