capyQR

LinkedIn QR code generator

Turn your LinkedIn profile into a QR code for business cards, conference badges, slides and booths. Paste your profile link, style it, download. Free, no signup.

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A LinkedIn QR code opens your profile in one scan — no spelling out your name, no searching through ten people with the same one. This page opens the editor with LinkedIn already selected: type your profile name (the part after linkedin.com/in/) or paste your full profile link, and the code points straight to it. Company pages work too — paste the page's full link. Style it in LinkedIn blue or your own colors, add your logo or photo, and download PNG or SVG for print.

How to find your LinkedIn profile URL

On a computer, open your profile and copy the address from the browser — it looks like linkedin.com/in/your-name. In the LinkedIn app, open your profile and use the share or “…” menu to copy the profile link. Want a cleaner link? LinkedIn lets you edit your public profile URL from the profile settings, so linkedin.com/in/jane-doe-4b7a91 can become linkedin.com/in/janedoe — do that before you print.

LinkedIn's own QR code vs a custom one

The LinkedIn app can show a personal QR code of its own, which is handy for in-person networking straight from your phone. A custom code is for everything else: printed business cards, conference badges, slides, booths and posters. You choose the colors and style, add your logo, and download a print-quality file. With a dynamic QR code you can also change the link later and see how many people scanned.

Where to use a LinkedIn QR code

Anywhere people meet you in person and can't click a link: on the back of a business card, on a conference badge or lanyard, on the last slide of a talk, on a booth banner at a job fair, or on a printed CV you hand out at an event. On a résumé that recruiters read on screen, a plain clickable LinkedIn link is better. Recruiters also use QR codes on job flyers to point to a company page. Print it at least 2 cm (0.8 in) wide on cards and badges, and larger for anything seen from a distance.

LinkedIn company page QR codes

For a company page, paste its full link (linkedin.com/company/your-company) into the field — the code will open the page instead of a personal profile. It's a quick way to grow followers from packaging, shop windows, event stands and recruiting material.

How it works

  1. 1

    Copy your LinkedIn profile link

    Open your profile and copy the link from your browser's address bar, or use the share option in the LinkedIn app. You can also just type the part after linkedin.com/in/.

  2. 2

    Paste it and style the code

    Paste it into the field above (LinkedIn is already selected). Pick LinkedIn blue or your own colors, and add a logo or photo if you like.

  3. 3

    Download and add it to your card, badge or slides

    Export SVG for print or PNG for slides and email signatures, and scan it once with your phone to check it opens your profile.

Pretty by default. Powerful when you need it.

Free static QR codes with custom logos and colors. Paid plans unlock dynamic QRs, scan analytics, and your own short domain.

Free

For trying it out and personal use

  • 3 dynamic QRs and unlimited Static QRs
  • Custom colors, gradients, logos & frames
  • 7-day scan analytics
  • Unlimited scans, no soft caps
  • Save & organize your library

$0/forever

No card, no trial timer

Starter

For solo creators with a small portfolio

  • 10 dynamic QRs — edit destinations anytime
  • 1 custom short domain for branded links
  • 30-day scan analytics
  • Unlimited scans, no soft caps
  • Save & organize your library

$5/mo

Billed yearly ($60)Start 14-day free trial

Pro

For businesses and growing creators

  • 100 dynamic QRs — edit destinations anytime
  • 10 custom short domains for branded links
  • 365-day scan analytics
  • Unlimited scans with full history exports
  • Save, organize & manage your library

$12/mo

Billed yearly ($144)Start 14-day free trial

Team

For agencies and marketing teams

  • Everything in Pro, scaled for teams
  • Multiple seats with shared library
  • Higher dynamic QR & domain caps
  • Webhooks + Zapier integration
  • Priority support & onboarding

Custom/pricing

Based on team sizeGet in touch

Frequently asked questions

How do I get my LinkedIn QR code?

Copy your profile link (linkedin.com/in/your-name), paste it on this page — LinkedIn is already selected — style the code and download it. It's free with no signup. The LinkedIn app also has a basic QR code of its own for sharing from your phone.

Can I make a QR code for a LinkedIn company page?

Yes. Paste the company page's full link (linkedin.com/company/…) into the field and the code opens that page.

Should I paste my full profile URL or just my name?

Either works. Type the part after linkedin.com/in/, or paste the whole link — Capy QR uses the full link as-is.

Will the QR code still work if I change my LinkedIn URL?

A regular (static) code keeps pointing to the old address, so it breaks if you change your custom URL. Set your final URL before printing — or make it a dynamic QR code with a free account, so you can update the link without reprinting.

Can I track how many people scanned my LinkedIn QR code?

Yes, with a dynamic QR code on a free Capy QR account: you'll see scans per day, countries, cities and operating systems for the last 7 days.

What size should a LinkedIn QR code be on a business card?

At least 2 cm (0.8 in) square, with a little blank space around it. Use the SVG download so it prints sharp, and test a printed proof with your phone.

Looking for design ideas? Read the Capy QR blog.

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