A PowerPoint QR code lets an audience open your slides on their phone. Upload a PPTX, or paste a OneDrive or Google Slides link, and this PowerPoint to QR code generator makes a code you can put on your last slide, a handout or a poster. Phone viewers may not show every animation or font, so a PDF export is the safest way to share.
How to make a PowerPoint QR code
Step-by-step instructions to create your customized, scannable QR code.
Upload your PPTX, or paste a OneDrive or Google Slides link.
Decide whether people may download it or only view it.
Choose colours and a frame such as Get the Slides.
Download the code and open it on a phone to check how the slides look.
Place the code on your last slide, large enough to scan from the back of the room.
Where it works
Popular and practical placements where customers and scanners interact most.
Speakers and trainers sharing slides after a session.
Teachers and professors sharing lecture decks.
Students presenting projects.
Sales teams leaving a deck with a prospect.
Conference booths and workshops.
Webinars where the audience asks for the slides.
Tips
Practical guidelines for scannability, phone camera reliability, and clean printing.