Free QR code for Google Slides presentations
Share a slide deck with students, workshop participants or a conference audience using one address they can scan or type. usel.ink creates a memorable link and downloadable QR code for free, with no account required.
Create a QR code for your slides
- Open the presentation in Google Slides, choose Share, and copy the viewer link.
- Paste that address into usel.ink, then use the suggested two-word name or choose your own.
- Create the link, test it, and download or display its QR code.
Where to put the link and QR code
Opening slide
Let people open the deck or supporting material before the presentation begins.
Closing slide
Keep the final slide visible while people scan the code or type the memorable address.
Classroom screen
Show the QR code with the complete usel.ink/name address so students can choose either method.
Printed handouts
Add the downloaded QR image to a worksheet, event card or poster, and test the printed code before distribution.
Check access before presenting
- Use the viewer link rather than the private editor address.
- Open the finished link in a private browser window to confirm that your intended audience can reach it.
- Review whether the presentation requires sign-in or is limited to your organization.
- Keep a typed address beside the QR code for people who cannot scan it.
Frequently asked questions
Do viewers need an account?
No usel.ink account is needed. Google may still request sign-in if the presentation owner restricted access.
Can I insert the QR code into a slide?
Yes. Download it from the finished-link screen, then insert the image into Google Slides.
Does this publish my presentation?
No. usel.ink redirects to the original presentation and does not change its Google Slides permissions.