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Make a X QR code

A static QR code that opens your X profile, so people can follow you in one scan. PNG or SVG, free, and it never expires.

Made in your browser. Nothing is saved.
Type your handle to see your code.

How to find your X handle

Your handle is under your name on your profile, after the @. Type it with or without the @.

Where to put it

Conference badges, talk slides, meetups and the last page of a deck. Want to watch the followers come in? See your X followers live with CountDeck.

What size to print it

WhereScanned fromSmallest size
Business card, receipt, stickerHand-held2 cm (0.8 in)
Table tent, counter standAbout 40 cm4 cm (1.6 in)
Flyer, menu, A4 signAbout 1 m10 cm (4 in)
Shop window, A2 posterAbout 2 m20 cm (8 in)
Banner across a roomAbout 5 m50 cm (20 in)
Rule of thumb: a QR code scans from about ten times its width. Print the SVG, and keep the white border.

Other platforms

Questions people ask

Does it still work with twitter.com links?

The code opens x.com, which is where Twitter profiles live now. Old twitter.com links still forward there too.

Is this X QR code generator free?

Yes. No signup, no watermark and no daily limit. Make as many codes as you need and download each one as PNG and SVG.

Will my QR code expire?

No. The code holds your profile link itself, not a redirect through us, so it keeps working as long as your profile exists. Nothing is saved on our side.

PNG or SVG?

SVG for print: it stays sharp at any size, from a sticker to a poster. PNG (1024 × 1024) for screens, slides, emails and social posts.

How big should I print it?

At least 2 × 2 cm (0.8 inch) for something people hold, and about a tenth of the scan distance on a wall or window. Keep the white border around the code.

What if I change my handle?

The old code will point at the old handle. Make a new code with the new one; it takes a few seconds.

Can I show my live follower count next to the code?

Yes, with CountDeck’s Desk mode (Pro): your live count fills a spare screen, like an old iPad or a TV, with a scan-to-follow QR code under it, for the platforms CountDeck supports.