Add a badge to LinkedIn in four steps
- Open your badge's verification page — your credential email links to its public verification page, where the one-click LinkedIn button lives.
- Click "Add to LinkedIn" — LinkedIn opens its "Add licenses & certifications" form with the credential's details prefilled.
- Review the prefilled details — the credential name, issuing organization, issue date, and verification link are filled in automatically; adjust if you like.
- Save it to your profile — the credential appears in the Licenses & certifications section, with a link anyone can follow to verify it.
Tips for showcasing your badge
- Use the Add to LinkedIn button rather than typing the credential in manually — it fills the fields and the verification link for you.
- The credential URL points to your public verification page, so connections can confirm the badge is genuine.
- Prefer email? Every credential also includes a copy-paste HTML snippet for your email signature.
- Your email address is never shown on the public page — only your display name appears.
Issuing the badges yourself?
Every credential you issue with GrokCred automatically includes the Add to LinkedIn button on its verification page — no setup required. When recipients share, the badge links back to your organization, turning each learner into a referral.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a LinkedIn account to receive a badge?
No. You can view, verify, download, and share any GrokCred credential without a LinkedIn account. Adding it to LinkedIn is optional and only takes a click if you choose to.
Will the badge link back to a verifiable page?
Yes. The credential you add to LinkedIn links to its public GrokCred verification page, so anyone viewing your profile can confirm the badge is real.
Does adding a badge cost anything for the recipient?
No. Receiving a credential and adding it to LinkedIn is always free for recipients — no account and no payment required.
Can issuers see when a badge is shared?
Issuers can see aggregate engagement — such as how many recipients clicked Add to LinkedIn — but never private details about an individual recipient's LinkedIn activity.