Print-resume polish
A static QR linking to your portfolio adds tech-savviness without costing a recruiter time.
▸ Use cases
Add a QR code to your resume that links to your portfolio
Recruiters scan more than they read. A polished QR on your resume gets you screen-time printed text doesn't. $5 for one code, your colors.
QR services for job seekers: $9/month minimum. qrcodeonce: $5, once.
$5 once
No subscription. Update your portfolio later? The QR still points there. Move portfolios? Generate a new code for $5.
Match your resume
Choose colors that match your accent. SVG export keeps it sharp at print quality.
▸ How it works
1. Design it free
Open the generator, paste your link (or resume details), pick colors and add your logo. Live preview, no signup.
2. Buy once
Pay $5 once for the Single tier. Credits never expire — re-edit and re-download anytime from your dashboard.
3. Print anywhere
Export PNG, SVG or PDF — vector quality from a 1.5cm sticker to a 4ft sign. The code is static, so it works as long as the target URL exists.
▸ FAQ
Common questions.
Is a QR code on a resume worth it?
Yes — recruiters often skim digital portfolios faster than they read text. A small, on-brand QR linking to your portfolio or LinkedIn adds polish without taking space.
What should it link to?
Your portfolio, personal site or LinkedIn profile work best. Avoid linking to a PDF download — scanners prefer normal web pages.
Can I edit it after I print my resume?
The code itself is fixed once printed (it's static). But the page it points to can change freely — so update your portfolio anytime.
Will it scan from a printed page?
Yes. SVG export keeps the code sharp at typical resume QR sizes (1.5–2 cm). Avoid going smaller than ~1 cm to keep it scannable.