QR Code Generator for Presentation
Presentation QR Code: QR Code Generator for Presentation
Share presentations with clients, partners, and investors across channels


What is a Presentation QR Code?
A Presentation QR code allows you to share your presentations. Users can scan the Presentation QR code to visit the presentation URL and view the presentation.
How to create a Presentation QR Code?
Follow these steps to create a Presentation QR code:
Step 1: Create a Presentation
Create a presentation using any presentation maker (ex: Google Slides, Canva, Prezi, Dropbox, Keynote). For this tutorial, we're using Google Slides.

Step 3: Provide Access to View
Click on 'change to anyone with the link' to ensure the presentation has access to view by anyone.

Step 4: Copy Link
Click on 'Copy link' and then click on 'Done.'

Step 5: Paste the Copied Link
Paste the copied link in the 'Presentation URL' field of the QR Code Generator for Presentation.
Note: Check the 'make dynamic' box to track the scans and edit without reprinting.

Step 6: Design Your QR Code
Click on 'Design Color and Decorate QR Code' to customize your QR Code design (ex: adding color, shape, logo).
Note: Click on the 'x' icon of the 'Customize QR Code' popup to save changes.

Step 7: Save and Download
Save the QR Code by clicking on the 'Save QR Code' button, entering the QR name, and then clicking on 'Save.'
Note: Make sure to scan your QR Code from different devices (iOS and Android) before printing for production.

Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I create a Presentation QR code?
A Presentation QR code allows you to share your presentation with a broad audience. You can share your presentation across online and offline channels to reach more people. Also, it becomes easier for people to access a presentation from a Presentation QR code.
How can a user view the presentation from a Presentation QR code?
Upon scanning a Presentation QR code, users will get redirected to the presentation URL. The process of viewing the presentation URL will depend on the presentation platform. For Google Slides, users will need to scan the code and select their Google account to view the presentation.
Should I create a static or dynamic QR code?
We recommend creating a dynamic QR code, as you can change the presentation URL without reprinting the code. Also, you can track the scans on your dynamic QR code.
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How to get more scans on your Presentation QR Code?
Follow these best practices to get more scans on your Presentation QR codes:
Make your Presentation QR code easy to scan
Print your Presentation QR code of adequate size so that people can scan it in a single attempt. Your QR code should be at least 0.8 x 0.8 inches.

Make it visually appealing
Make your Presentation QR code compelling to get more scans. Use unique shapes and colors to give your QR code a fantastic look.
Add a call to action (CTA)
Add a CTA to your Presentation QR code to make it actionable and get more scans. You can use stickers with CTAs to inspire instant action.


Create a dynamic QR code
Always create a dynamic Presentation QR code so that you can change the presentation URL without reprinting the QR code. You can also track the scans of a dynamic QR code.
How does a Presentation QR Code work?
A Presentation QR code allows you to share a presentation URL with others. Here's how a presentation URL works:




Benefits of a Presentation QR Code
Here's why you should use a Presentation QR code:
- Share your presentation with a large audience across channels.
- Allow users to easily access your presentation.
- Get more views on your presentation.
- Change the presentation URL without reprinting (if the QR code is dynamic).

Who should use a Presentation QR Code?
A Presentation QR code can be helpful for:



