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How to add QR codes to Google Docs™
Add a scannable QR code to any Google Docs™ file in seconds with the Text To Table Converter add-on.
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Need to share a link quickly in a printed handout or worksheet? A QR code in Google Docs™ makes it easy for people to scan and open the exact page you want.
How to Add a QR Code in Google Docs™
- Open your Google Docs™ file.
- Go to
Extensions>Text To Table Converter>Open Sidebar. - In the sidebar, open QR Code.
- Paste the URL you want to share (website, form, video, or another Doc).
- Click Insert QR Code.
- Resize and place it where readers can easily scan it.
Tip: Use short links when possible. Cleaner links usually create simpler QR patterns that scan faster.
What to Link
- Assignment instructions
- A Google Forms™ form
- A reference video
- A support page or FAQ
Quick Check Before You Share
- Scan it once from your phone.
- Confirm people with the link permissions can open it.
- Keep enough white space around the code in your layout.
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