DJfindr generates a share card for your profile — a branded image with your details and a QR code that opens your profile when scanned.
Getting it
- Go to Content → Profile.
- Select Share.
- Use Download to save the image, or Share to send it directly.
What's on it
Your profile picture, display name, verification icon, the PLATINUM ribbon if you have it, your handle, your location, your profile chips, a Book on DJfindr line, and the QR code.
It's designed to work as a standalone image — someone who sees it knows who you are and how to book you without any explanation.
Where to use it
At gigs. On the booth, on a table card, or on a screen between sets. This is the single best use — people who've just watched you work a room are the warmest audience you'll ever have for a booking.
On social. As a story, a pinned post, or in your bio.
Printed. Business cards, flyers, a poster at a venue you play regularly.
In your email signature.
Why the QR code works
Someone at a wedding who liked your set doesn't want to remember your name, search for it, and find the right profile three days later. Scanning a code takes two seconds and lands them on your booking page.
Your DJ Link does the same job in text
For anywhere a QR code doesn't work — a spoken shout-out, a message, a bio link — use yourname.djfi.site. Free on every plan and easy to say out loud. See Claiming Your DJ Link.
Keep it current
The card is generated from your profile, so it reflects your current details. If you change your display name or handle, download a fresh one and replace anything printed.
Before you share it widely
Check your profile is worth landing on — mixes added, bio written, rate set. Driving traffic to a half-finished profile converts badly. See Your First Week: Getting Bookable.