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

1. Go to **Content → Profile**.
2. Select **Share**.
3. 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](/hc/djs/articles/managing-your-djfindr-link-and-qr-codes).

## 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](/hc/djs/articles/1786145597-your-first-week-getting-bookable).