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LinkedIn QR code generator

Paste your profile link into this LinkedIn QR code generator and get a code that opens it with a single scan. Paste a full linkedin.com/in/ address or just the custom URL slug.

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How a LinkedIn QR code gets someone to a profile

Whether the search was LinkedIn QR code or QR code LinkedIn, it was after the same thing: a scannable link to a profile or a company page. Here's how to point it at a company page instead of a person, and where LinkedIn's own in-app code fits in.

Everything your LinkedIn profile QR code needs is your slug

Only the slug needs typing - the https://linkedin.com/in/ part is added automatically, and a leading @ is stripped if pasted by habit. That slug is either a custom URL set on purpose, or the longer default one LinkedIn assigns automatically.

What the code stores
https://linkedin.com/in/rowan-vale
  1. https://linkedin.com/in/ fixed for every personal profile link, added automatically.
  2. rowan-vale the profile's slug - custom if one was set, LinkedIn's own default otherwise.

Personal profile or company page - what to paste

Pasting a slug builds a personal profile link; a company page needs the full address
TargetWhat to pasteWhat is built
A personal profilejust the slug, e.g. rowan-valehttps://linkedin.com/in/rowan-vale
A company pagethe full link, e.g. https://linkedin.com/company/northwind-studiohttps://linkedin.com/company/northwind-studio
Typing only a company name builds a personal /in/ link, not a company page - paste its full https://linkedin.com/company/... address instead.
Default

linkedin.com/in/rowan-vale-04b881a2

Custom

linkedin.com/in/rowanvale

A custom slug, set once from profile settings, is shorter and easier to check against a printed code than LinkedIn's own default.

LinkedIn's own code, or one you can print

When to use LinkedIn's own code versus one built here
SituationBetter pickWhy
Networking event, phone already in handLinkedIn's own codeNo app switching, matched to the live, signed-in profile.
A business card, badge or email signature to printA code built hereDownloads as an image and scans with a plain camera, not only inside the LinkedIn app.
A company page rather than a personA code built hereLinkedIn's in-app code is for personal profiles, not company pages.

Sources

Checked September 2026

LinkedIn's menus move between app versions - the pages above have the current steps.

LinkedIn QR code questions

A bare name always builds a personal https://linkedin.com/in/ link; for a company page, paste its full https://linkedin.com/company/... address instead.

Up to five times in any six-month period, from profile settings.

Yes, in the mobile app's search bar - handy in person, but printed material still needs a downloadable code like this one.

It opens the public profile page in a browser; some details may stay hidden until the visitor signs in, depending on that profile's own settings.

Yes - any public profile or company page link works, no login needed on this side.

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