Step-by-Step Guide
How to Create a LinkedIn QR Code
Create a LinkedIn QR code for your business card, conference badge, or email signature so contacts can connect with you in one scan.
Step-by-step instructions
- 1Go to the LinkedIn QR generatorVisit Dynamic QR's LinkedIn QR code tool. Enter your LinkedIn profile URL — find it by viewing your profile and copying the URL from the address bar.
- 2Download and test your codeDownload the QR code as PNG (for digital use) or SVG (for print). Test it with your phone camera before using it in printed materials.
- 3Add to your materialsPlace the QR code on your business card, conference badge, email signature, or presentation deck. Include a brief label like 'Connect on LinkedIn' so people know what to expect.
Tips for best results
- →Use a dynamic QR code so you can update the destination if your LinkedIn URL changes
- →Minimum size for reliable scanning on a business card is 1.5cm × 1.5cm
- →Test on both iOS and Android devices before your print run
Common questions
Can I put a LinkedIn QR code on my business card?
Yes — a LinkedIn QR code on your business card lets contacts save your profile and connect instantly without typing your name. It's especially useful at conferences and networking events.
Should I use a static or dynamic QR code for LinkedIn?
Dynamic is better — if you ever change your LinkedIn URL or want to redirect to a different page, you can update the destination without reprinting your business cards.
Do I need an app to scan a LinkedIn QR code?
No — any modern smartphone camera (iOS 11+ or Android with Google Lens) can scan QR codes natively. The LinkedIn profile opens directly in the browser.