Add a QR code to your resume that links to your portfolio, LinkedIn profile, or personal website. Recruiters scan to see your full work — beyond what fits on one page. Professional and modern.
Resumes are limited to 1-2 pages. A QR code lets recruiters instantly access your full portfolio, GitHub, LinkedIn, video introduction, or project demos without typing URLs.
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How to QR Code for Resume — Link to Your Full Portfolio
- Choose what to link: portfolio, LinkedIn, or personal site
- Paste the URL in the QR generator
- Use professional colors (navy, dark gray, or your brand color)
- Keep design minimal — "Rounded" style works best for resumes
- Download PNG and place in your resume header or footer
Pro Tips
- Link to LinkedIn for corporate jobs, portfolio for creative roles
- Place in resume header (top-right corner) for visibility
- Keep QR code small (1.5-2 cm) — it should not dominate the resume
- Use dark colors that print well in black & white
Frequently Asked Questions
Where to put QR code on resume?
Top-right corner of the header is most common. Alternatively, bottom of the page near your contact info. Keep it small (1.5-2 cm) and professional.
What should resume QR code link to?
Best options by industry: Tech → GitHub/portfolio. Creative → Behance/Dribbble. Corporate → LinkedIn. General → personal website with all links.
Will recruiters actually scan it?
Yes, especially tech-savvy recruiters and younger hiring managers. It shows you are modern and tech-forward. Even if not scanned, it signals digital literacy.
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