Free Google Slides QR Code Generator
Share your deck with a Google Slides QR code, or add a code to a slide so the audience can open your links. Free, with logo and colors.
生成二维码： Google Slides
选择二维码风格
设计你的二维码
模板
预览二维码
确认能扫，然后下载
Overview
What is a Google Slides QR code?
A Google Slides QR code opens a Google Slides presentation when it is scanned. Speakers use it to share their deck at the end of a talk, teachers to give students the lesson slides, and businesses to share a pitch or catalogue without email attachments. Because it points to the live deck, any later edits appear automatically.
The other common need is the reverse: putting a QR code on a slide. Create the code here for your website, form, video or survey, download the PNG and insert it with Insert › Image. The audience scans the screen and lands on your link while you are still talking.
Use cases
How presenters use codes
Make it easy for the room to follow up.
Share lesson slides
Students open the deck on their phones and follow along or review later.
Conference talks
Put the code on your last slide so attendees download the deck.
Live polls and surveys
Add a Google Form code to a slide and collect answers during the session.
Pitch decks
Share the latest version of your deck with investors and clients.
Product catalogues
Point customers to a Slides catalogue you can update each season.
Workshops
Share exercises and resources with participants in one scan.
How it works
How to add a QR code to Google Slides
Two ways: share the deck, or place a code on a slide.
- 1
To share the deck
Click Share, set access to “Anyone with the link” as Viewer, copy the link, and paste it into the Google Slides type above.
- 2
To add a code to a slide
Create a code for your link here, download the PNG, then in Slides choose Insert › Image › Upload from computer.
- 3
Size it for the room
Make the code at least a fifth of the slide height and test it from the back of the room before the talk.
Best practices
Tips for codes on slides
A code on a screen needs a little more care than one on paper.
Leave it on screen
Give people 10–15 seconds to scan. Mention it out loud so they reach for their phones.
Use high contrast
Dark dots on a white background read best on projectors that wash out colors.
Add a short link too
Some people cannot scan from far away. A short link under the code helps them type it.
Use /present links
Replace /edit with /present in the share link to open the deck in presentation mode.
Check sharing first
Restricted decks make the audience request access. Switch to anyone with the link before you present.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a QR code to Google Slides?
- Create the code here, download the PNG, then in Google Slides choose Insert › Image › Upload from computer and place it on your slide.
Can I generate a QR code in Google Slides?
- Slides has no built-in generator. Make a Google Slides QR code here and insert the image, or use an add-on from the Workspace Marketplace.
How do I create a QR code for a Google Slides presentation?
- Share the deck with anyone with the link, copy the link, choose Google Slides in the generator above, paste it and download the code.
Why does the audience need to request access?
- The deck is restricted. In Share, set General access to “Anyone with the link” and Viewer.
Can the code open the slides in presentation mode?
- Yes. Replace /edit at the end of the link with /present before creating the code.
What size should the code be on a slide?
- At least a fifth of the slide height for a normal room, larger for big halls. Test from the back row.
Will edits to the deck show up?
- Yes. The code opens the live deck, so changes appear for everyone who scans later.
Is it free?
- Yes. Static codes are free, with no watermark and no scan limit.
Can I track how many people scanned during my talk?
- Yes, with a dynamic code. The dashboard shows scans by day, device and country.
Can I use a transparent background?
- Yes. Choose a transparent background and download PNG, but make sure the slide behind it is light enough for good contrast.
Does it work in PowerPoint too?
- Yes. The downloaded image works in PowerPoint, Keynote and Canva presentations the same way.
Can I link to a Google Form from a slide?
- Yes. Use the Google Form type for live polls or feedback, then insert that code on a slide.
Can I share a Google Slides QR code before the talk?
- Yes. Add it to the invitation or agenda so attendees can open the deck in advance and follow along on their own screens.
Can I add the Slides logo?
- Yes. Pick the Google Slides icon in the Logo tab and keep the scan score green.
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