Make a QR Code for Your Resume or Portfolio
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The short answer
Paste the link to your portfolio, LinkedIn page or an online copy of your resume, and the code appears. Add it to a corner of your printed CV or a visiting card, so a recruiter can open your work with a scan. Test it before you print.
Anyone who scans the code will see this.
Higher levels still scan if the code is dirty or covered a little.
Your QR code appears here as you type.
Everything runs in your browser. What you type is not sent anywhere.
How to: Make a QR Code for Your Resume or Portfolio
- 1Paste the link to your portfolio, LinkedIn or the online copy of your resume.
- 2Wait for the code and scan it with your phone to check where it goes.
- 3Download the image at Medium (512 pixels) or larger.
- 4Place it about 2 cm wide in a clear corner of your CV, away from the text.
At a glance
- What to link
- Your portfolio, LinkedIn page or a shared resume
- Print size
- About 2 cm square at least, with a blank border
- Test
- Scan the printed copy once before you give it out
Frequently asked questions
Will a QR code help my resume pass a software check?
Resume software reads text, not pictures, so keep your email and phone in plain text as well. Treat the QR code as a bonus for people reading on paper.
What if I change my portfolio address later?
The printed code still points to the old address. Keep the old page alive, or make a new code and reprint.