How to add QR codes to Google Slides™
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™
Section titled “How to Add a QR Code in Google Slides™”- Open your Google Slides™ presentation.
- Go to
Extensions>Text To Table Converter>Open Sidebar. - In the sidebar, open QR Code.
- Paste the link you want to share.
- Click Insert QR Code.
- Move and resize the code on your slide.
Best Places to Use It in Slides
Section titled “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
Section titled “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.
Get the Add-On
Section titled “Get the Add-On”Create QR codes directly in Google Docs™, Google Slides™, and Google Sheets™.
Add QR codes for free with Text To Table Converter
Install the free add-on to create QR codes in Google Docs™, Google Slides™, and Google Sheets™.
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Section titled “Related Post” Add a QR Code to Handouts So Students Never Lose the Doc (Teacher Guide) Use QR codes as a simple backup path to digital resources.