LeadSharkLinkedIn QR Code
Paste your LinkedIn profile or company page link and get a QR code you can print, pin to a slide or drop into a post. Pick your colors, add a logo, and download it as PNG or SVG.
Profile or company page. We'll tidy the link for you.
Keep it dark so phones can scan it.
Light backgrounds scan best.
Small square logos scan best.
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What is a LinkedIn QR code?
A LinkedIn QR code is a square code that opens your LinkedIn profile or company page when someone points a phone camera at it. It's the fastest way to swap details in person: no spelling your name, no searching, no business card that ends up in a drawer.
Before you hand it around, make sure the profile people land on is ready. Our free LinkedIn Profile Optimizer scores your headline and About section in seconds.
How do I make a LinkedIn QR code?
- On desktop, open your profile and copy the URL from the address bar. For a company page, open the page and copy its URL.
- Paste it into the generator above. The tool tidies the link for you.
- Pick your colors and add a logo if you want one. Keep the code dark on a light background.
- Scan the preview with your own phone to check it opens the right page.
- Download it as PNG for slides, posts and email, or SVG for print.
How do I find my LinkedIn QR code in the app?
Every LinkedIn member has a personal QR code, and it lives in the mobile app rather than on desktop. The steps below follow LinkedIn's help article "Using a LinkedIn QR Code to Connect with Members", which documents iOS and Android separately.
Checked against LinkedIn Help on 17 October 2026.
Find and save your own code
On iPhone and iPad
- Open the LinkedIn app on your phone.
- Tap the QR code icon in the search bar at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
- Tap the "My code" tab to see your own code.
- Tap "Share my code" to send it by message, email or another app, or "Save to photos" to keep a copy in your photo gallery.
- Pick an option from the dropdown that appears and follow the prompts.
On Android
- Open the LinkedIn app on your phone.
- Tap the QR code icon in the search bar at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
- Tap the "MY CODE" tab to see your own code.
- Tap "SAVE TO GALLERY" to save a copy to your photo gallery, then share that image from wherever you need it.
Scan someone else's code
On iPhone and iPad
- Open the app and tap the same QR code icon in the search bar.
- Tap the "Scan" tab.
- Hold your phone directly above the other person's code, or tap "Scan from photos" to use a code you already saved.
On Android
- Open the app and tap the same QR code icon in the search bar.
- Tap the "SCAN" tab.
- Tap "ENABLE CAMERA ACCESS" the first time you use it.
- Hold your phone directly above the code, or tap "ADD CODE FROM GALLERY" to use a saved image.
A scan takes you to that person's profile. It does not connect you on its own, so send the invite from their profile while you still remember the conversation.
What is different on iOS and Android
- Sharing: iOS has a "Share my code" option that passes the code to message, email or another app. LinkedIn Help has not confirmed the same option for Android, so save the image with "SAVE TO GALLERY" and share it from there.
- Saving: iOS calls it "Save to photos". Android calls it "SAVE TO GALLERY".
- Camera permission: Android asks you to tap "ENABLE CAMERA ACCESS" the first time you open the Scan tab. On iOS the usual system permission prompt appears instead.
- Scanning a saved image: iOS calls it "Scan from photos". Android calls it "ADD CODE FROM GALLERY".
- Labels: Android shows the tab names in capitals ("MY CODE", "SCAN"). iOS uses sentence case ("My code", "Scan").
LinkedIn moves these buttons around between app versions, so if a label looks different, look for the QR icon in the search bar first. Everything else sits one tap behind it.
When to use this generator instead
The app code always points at your personal profile, in whatever style the app gives it, at screen resolution. Use the generator above when you need a code for a company page, a code in your own colors or with your logo, or a file sharp enough to print on a banner.
Where to use your LinkedIn QR code
- Events and conferences. Put it on your badge, your booth banner or your phone lock screen so people can connect before the conversation ends.
- Business cards. One code replaces a line of URL nobody types. Use the SVG so it prints sharp.
- Slides and webinars. Drop it on your last slide with one line: "Connect with me on LinkedIn." People scan while you take questions.
- Lead magnet posts. Add it to the image of a lead magnet post or a carousel's last page so people who see it offline can find the post and comment for the resource. Learn how the post to lead funnel works.
- Email signatures, flyers and résumés. Anywhere your LinkedIn link would sit, a code works faster on paper.
Tips for a LinkedIn QR code that scans every time
- Dark code, light background. Inverted or pale codes fail on many phones.
- Print it at least 2 cm (about 0.8 in) wide, bigger for banners people scan from far away.
- Keep the logo small. The tool caps it so the code still scans.
- Use SVG for print, PNG for screens.
- Test with two different phones before you print 500 cards.
- Put a short line next to it, like "Scan to connect on LinkedIn", so people know where it goes.
FAQ
Is this LinkedIn QR code generator free?
Yes, it is free with no signup and no limit. Make as many codes as you like and download them in PNG or SVG.
Does my LinkedIn QR code expire?
No, it never expires. The code points straight at your LinkedIn link with no redirect in between, so it keeps working as long as that link does. If you change your custom profile URL later, make a new code.
Can I make a QR code for a LinkedIn company page?
Yes, paste your company page link and the generator makes a code for it the same way. It works for school and showcase pages too.
Can I add my logo to a LinkedIn QR code?
Yes, upload a logo and the tool places it in the center. It also switches to a stronger error correction level so the code still scans with the logo on top.
Should I download PNG or SVG?
Use PNG for slides, posts and email, and SVG for anything printed. SVG stays sharp at any size, from a business card to a booth banner.
Does LeadShark see or store my LinkedIn link?
No. The code is made in your browser, and your link and logo are never sent to our servers. You don't connect LinkedIn to use it.
Turn scans into conversations
A code brings people to your profile. Your posts keep them there. Share a useful resource, ask readers to comment a keyword, and LeadShark replies to each commenter and sends the resource by DM, with an average response time under 10 minutes. See how comment to DM on LinkedIn works, or browse our other free LinkedIn tools.