X (Twitter) QR code generator
Make a QR code for your X (Twitter) profile, so people can follow you in one scan, on posters, packaging, badges and cards. Type your handle, style it, download. Free, no signup.
Start from a style
What's inside?1. What's inside?
Pick a type and fill in the details.
Link to any URL
Fill in the details on the left
Your QR will appear here in real time.
Make it look good3. Make it look good
Tap a preset, or tweak each detail.
A QR code for X, formerly Twitter, points to your profile link, x.com/yourhandle. Scanning it with any phone camera opens your profile in the X app, or in the browser if the app isn't installed. This page opens the editor with X already selected: type your handle (the @ is optional) or paste a full link to your profile or a post, style the code in classic black on white or your own colors, add your logo, and download a print-ready file. If you're looking for a Twitter QR code, this is the same thing.
- X preselected — just type your handle
- Opens your profile from any phone camera, not only inside the X app
- Black on white, your brand colors, your logo
- Print-ready PNG, SVG, JPEG or PDF — free, no watermark
- Editable and trackable: paste your profile link into the URL generator and make it dynamic (free account)
How to find your X handle and profile link
Open your profile in the X app or on x.com. Your handle is the name starting with @ under your display name, and your profile link is x.com/ followed by that handle. You can type the handle without the @, or use the share option on your profile (look for Share profile or Copy link) and paste the full link. Old twitter.com links still redirect to X, but a link starting with x.com is the cleanest to print. Your handle is not your display name, so check the one with the @.
X's own QR code vs a custom one
Some versions of the X app have offered a QR code for your profile, handy for showing someone your phone; availability depends on your app version. A custom code is for print and design: you choose the colors and dot style, add your logo and a frame, and download a high-resolution PNG, SVG or PDF for a poster, badge or packaging. With a dynamic code (made in the URL QR code generator) you can also change where it points later and see how many people scanned.
Where to use an X (Twitter) QR code
Conference badges and slides, event posters and stands, shop windows and counters, business cards, merch and stickers, packaging inserts, and podcast or video end screens. Give people a reason to scan, such as “Follow for live updates” or “Join the conversation”. Print it at least 2 cm (0.8 in) wide on cards and stickers, and larger for posters.
Can I link to a post or a list?
Yes. Copy the link from the post's share menu and paste the whole link into the handle field; Capy QR uses a full link as-is. For a campaign or event where the post changes, make a dynamic code in the URL QR code generator (free account) so you can update the destination without reprinting.
How it works
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Type your X handle
Enter your handle, the part after the @ (not your display name). X is already selected, and the code points to x.com/yourhandle. To link a post, paste its full link instead.
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Style the code
Keep classic black on white or switch to your brand colors, choose a dot style, and add your logo and a “Scan me” label. Keep strong contrast between the dots and the background.
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Download and test
Export SVG or PDF for print and PNG for screens. Scan it with your phone's camera to check it opens your profile before you print.