Add a QR code to your PowerPoint slides that links to anything — and stays editable and trackable after you share the deck. Completely 100% free with no limits.
Yes — and it's one of the easiest ways to send an audience from the screen to a link without reading out a URL. A QR code in PowerPoint lets people scan a slide and open your site, a sign-up form, a video or your contact details on their phone. The catch with most quick methods is that they make static codes, fixed forever once the deck is shared.
Busalab makes it a dynamic QR code for PowerPoint instead: create the code here, download it as a PNG or SVG, and insert it on your slide like any image. Now the QR code on your slide is editable — repoint it after the talk — and trackable, so you see how many people scanned it.
And it's completely 100% free with no limits — unlimited codes, unlimited scans, no expiry and no credit card.
Free, no sign-up tricks, ready in minutes.
Point the code at your link — it's dynamic and trackable.
SVG stays sharp on a big screen; PNG is fine for quick use.
Insert ▸ Pictures in PowerPoint, then position it where you want.
Send investors to your deck, demo or data room from a slide.
A scannable sign-up or resource link on your closing slide.
Share slides, links or your contact with the whole room at once.
Link students to materials and update them between sessions.
A trackable code that shows which prospects engaged after the call.
Point a slide code at the agenda or feedback form on the day.
Repoint the code from Busalab — your deck keeps working.
See who engaged with your slide's call to action.
Download SVG so the code stays crisp when projected.
Unlimited codes and scans, no expiry, no credit card.
Add your colours and logo to match your template.
PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote — same workflow.
A deck gets reused — the same training slides, the same pitch, the same webinar recording shared for months. A static QR code on a slide can't follow that: if the link changes, the code is dead. A dynamic code lets you repoint a qr code for presentation slides whenever the destination moves, without re-exporting the deck.
You also get analytics, which is gold for a presenter: see how many people actually scanned your call-to-action slide, so you know whether your QR code for slides is doing its job.
Create your code in Busalab, set your colours and logo, and download it — choose SVG so it stays sharp on a big screen, or PNG for quick use. In PowerPoint, go to Insert ▸ Pictures, add the file, and position it on your slide. That's how to add a QR code to PowerPoint — and to insert a QR code in PowerPoint on every slide that needs one, just repeat.
Present or export your deck as normal. The qr code for ppt slides is now part of the presentation, but you keep control of where it leads.
This is the payoff. Once your slides are sent round or published, you can still repoint the code from Busalab and see the scans — how many, when, and from which device. A presentation you gave last month can keep sending people to an up-to-date link today.
With no scan limit or expiry, a powerpoint qr code you make now keeps working for as long as the deck is in use.
Every code is free to create, host and update, with unlimited scans and no expiry. Brand each one with your colours and logo so it fits your template. Whether you need a qr code for presentations, a single qr code powerpoint slide, or a code for a whole training series, it's the same free tool.
It works the same in Google Slides and Keynote too — design anywhere, just drop in a smarter code.