Google Slides QR code generator
The audience scans your last slide and leaves with the deck.
Sample. Fill in to make it yours.
Prints a short link you can change after printing, with scan stats. Free account, 3 codes included.
PNG, JPG or SVG up to 1 MB. Stays in your browser.
A picture behind the code. The fade keeps it light enough to scan. Stays in your browser.
Set to Max because a logo covers part of the code.
A Google Slides QR code opens a presentation on the phone. Speakers put it on the first or last slide so the audience can follow along or keep the slides, without an email list or a USB stick.
Share the deck as "Anyone with the link" (Viewer) before the talk. Only Google Slides links are accepted, and you can edit the slides afterwards: the code always opens the current version.
Where a Google Slides QR code helps
Talks and lectures
On the last slide, with "Get these slides" next to it.
Workshops
Participants follow the steps on their own screen.
Pitch meetings
Leave the deck behind on a printed one-pager.
How to make a Google Slides QR code
- 1
In Slides, click Share and set access to "Anyone with the link", Viewer.
- 2
Copy the link and paste it here.
- 3
Download SVG and put it on a slide at least a fifth of the slide height.
What an editable code adds (3 free with an account)
Change the link later
The printed code stays the same. You point it somewhere new from your dashboard.
Scan stats
Scans per day and hour, countries, cities, phones and languages, without cookies or tracking pixels.
Pause a code
Turn a code off for a closed event and back on next season.
Google Slides QR code questions
Link to the normal deck. Viewers can choose present or grid view themselves.
Yes. The code opens the live deck.
No. Google Slides is a trademark of Google LLC.