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How to add QR codes to Google Slides™

Add QR codes to Google Slides™ so viewers can instantly open links from your presentation.

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Maikki

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If your audience is viewing slides on a projector or in a meeting room, QR codes are the fastest way to share links without typing.

How to Add a QR Code in Google Slides™#

  1. Open your Google Slides™ presentation.
  2. Go to Extensions > Text To Table Converter > ⚡ Launch Sidebar.
  3. In the sidebar, go to Insert & Create and find the QR Code panel.
  4. Paste the link you want to share.
  5. Click Insert QR Code.
  6. Move and resize the code on your slide.

Tip: Place the QR code in a corner with strong contrast so it stays visible while presenting.

Best Places to Use It in Slides#

  • Final “Resources” slide
  • Workshop decks with downloadable files
  • Product demos with signup links
  • Training slides with feedback forms

Before Presenting#

  • Test the code from the back of the room.
  • Avoid placing it too close to slide edges.
  • Keep it visible for at least a few seconds so people can scan.

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Create QR codes directly in Google Docs™, Google Slides™, and Google Sheets™.

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