Social networks
GitHub QR Code
Your code in sight: profile or repository in one tap, from slide to badge.
- Free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
How it works
Three steps, all in the browser.
1Say what it opens
Paste the link of the profile or repository.
2Give it your look
Colours, a logo in the middle, a frame and even animation. The code is tested after every change.
3Download and use it
PNG, SVG or JPG for print, video or GIF for screens.
What goes in the code
Just this. It's written into the code itself, which never expires.
- 1GitHub link
Where to use it
- 01
Tech talks
The demo's repository on the last slide.
- 02
CV
Real projects for the recruiter to see.
- 03
Hackathons
The team's repository on the project poster.
So it scans the first time
- 1
For a demo, point to a README with instructions.
- 2
Private repositories ask for a login: make what goes on the slide public.
- 3
Test on a phone: GitHub's mobile view shows the README well.
Frames for it
From the gallery, ready to use with this code.
Questions
Answers to the questions we hear most. The quickest way to find out, though, is to try it.
Still wondering?
Open the editor and try it: it's free and needs no account.
Does it work for GitHub Pages?
Yes, paste the site's address.
Can I export SVG for a slide?
Yes, as vector, sharp at any size.
Is it free?
Yes, no sign-up and no watermark.