For professionals, creators, and freelancers, QR codes offer an easy way to share portfolios and showcase work. Whether you're a designer, developer, photographer, or any creative professional, QR codes can help people instantly access your work.
Why Use QR Codes for Portfolios?
QR codes eliminate the need for people to manually type URLs or search for your portfolio. With a simple scan, they can instantly access your website, GitHub, Behance, Dribbble, LinkedIn, or any platform where you showcase your work. This convenience increases the likelihood that people will actually view your portfolio.
Single-Link vs Multi-Link for Portfolios
For portfolios, multi-link QR codes are often the best choice. With MultiLinkQR, you can create one QR code that opens your portfolio website, GitHub, Behance, LinkedIn, Instagram, and contact information. This gives people options and ensures they can find you on their preferred platform.
Alternatively, if you have a primary portfolio website you want to emphasize, a single-link QR code works perfectly. Choose based on your strategy: multi-link for comprehensive presence, single-link for focused portfolio access.
What to Include in Portfolio QR Codes
When creating your portfolio QR code, consider including:
- Your main portfolio website
- GitHub or code repositories
- Behance, Dribbble, or design portfolios
- LinkedIn profile
- Instagram or social media showcasing work
- Contact information or booking page
Best Practices for Portfolio QR Codes
- Place QR codes on business cards, resumes, or presentation materials
- Make QR codes large enough for easy scanning
- Test all links to ensure they work correctly
- Keep portfolio URLs updated if you change hosting
- Use clear labels in multi-link codes
- Consider customizing colors to match your brand
Getting Started
Ready to create QR codes for your portfolio? Use MultiLinkQR's free generator at generator.html. Choose multi-link mode, add all your portfolio URLs, customize the design, and download. No account needed, completely free.