Should I put a QR code on my resume?

Yes, if you have an online portfolio, personal website, or LinkedIn profile worth sharing. A QR code makes it effortless for recruiters to access your full body of work beyond what fits on a one-page resume.

What should the resume QR code link to?

Link to whatever best showcases your qualifications — personal website, LinkedIn profile, design portfolio (Behance/Dribbble), GitHub repos, video reel, or a page that links to all of the above.

Where should I place the QR code on my resume?

The top-right corner or bottom of the first page are common placements. Keep it clean and professional — about 2cm x 2cm — and include a small label like 'Scan for Portfolio' next to it.

Can I update my portfolio link after printing resumes?

Yes. QR-Hero changeable QR codes let you redirect the link whenever you need. Complete a new project? Swap in the new URL. Switch to a new portfolio platform? Update the destination. Printed resumes always point to your current work.

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Add a QR code to your resume or portfolio that links to your website, LinkedIn, or work samples. Update your profile — no new prints needed. QR-Hero.

Add a QR code to your resume that links to your online portfolio, LinkedIn profile, or work samples. Update your profile — your printed copies stay current.

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