Your X handle is easy to mistype and easy to forget. A code on a badge, a slide or a book jacket turns it into a single scan and a follow.
Enter the URL of your X (Twitter) profile
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Your X handle is easy to mistype and easy to forget. A code on a badge, a slide or a book jacket turns it into a single scan and a follow.
A scan on a badge, slide or book jacket opens your X profile straight to the follow button, no spelling out required.
Vector files stay sharp scaled up for a conference slide or a name badge that gets scanned across a table.
Both addresses resolve to your profile, so codes printed before the rename keep scanning alongside new ones.
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Encode x.com/yourhandle. Posts age out within days and a code pointing at last quarter's thread is worse than no code at all. The profile is the only destination worth printing.
Both x.com and twitter.com resolve to the same place, so either works. Use x.com for anything printed now, it is shorter, which produces a slightly cleaner pattern, and it will not look dated.
Conference badges and slide decks are the two places X codes actually get scanned, and both are viewed at distance. Keep it at least 3cm on print and large enough on a slide to be scanned from the back row, which usually means bigger than looks comfortable in the layout.
Print the handle in readable text beside the code. People screenshot slides, and a visible @handle survives a photograph taken from an angle where the code does not.

Conference and event material, where an audience with phones in hand is being introduced to a speaker they might follow, a code on the final slide of a talk reliably outperforms saying the handle out loud. And author, journalist and creator print: book jackets, press kits, bylines, zines. Outside those, X codes underperform, because the platform is not where most people discover local businesses.
The temptation with a timeline-driven platform is to link to a specific thread. Resist it on anything printed. A profile is evergreen and gives the visitor an immediate follow decision; a post is stale within a week and buries the follow button under a conversation. If a specific piece of content matters, pin it to your profile and let the code do its job.
X gives you nothing useful about where a follow came from. If you want to know whether the closing slide of your talk drove followers, route the code through a tracked short link, scan counts by time will line up almost exactly with the moment the slide went up, which is as clean an attribution signal as you will get in this channel.

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