Make your QR code
Open your LinkedIn profile, copy the address from the browser bar, and paste it here. Any web link works.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to NearvoQ or stored.
Your QR code appears here.
How to use it
Get your profile link
Open your LinkedIn profile and copy its address. LinkedIn explains where to find it in its help article, find your public profile URL.
Paste it and download
The QR code appears as soon as the link looks valid. Download the picture.
Place it where people will scan
A resume corner, the back of a business card, a slide or a name badge. Leave a blank border and keep it at least about 2 cm square; see the QR size guide.
Test it
Scan the printed or on-screen code with two phones before you share it.
What kind of code this is
This tool makes a static code: the link is stored directly in the pattern. It will keep working as long as your LinkedIn address does, but it cannot be redirected. If you change your profile address, the printed code will lead to the old one. A card with a permanent link you can redirect avoids that; see dynamic vs static QR codes.
If you want one code that opens your LinkedIn, resume and contact details together, a free NearvoQ profile can hold a LinkedIn button, a Resume tab and Save contact, and its own QR code never needs reprinting when you change the buttons. Cards start at $19.99.
Tips for a LinkedIn QR code
- Put a short label next to it, like "Connect on LinkedIn".
- Use dark squares on a light background.
- Do not shrink it to fit a corner; give it room.
- Tell people why to scan; unlabeled codes get ignored.
