Create a Church QR Code for Slides and Resources
Every Preachly.io page gets a unique QR code. Display it on screen during service and your congregation can access everything from that service instantly — no app, no account.
How churches use QR codes during services
A QR code is the most effective delivery method for church content because it works for everyone in the room — including first-time visitors. The moment your congregation sees the QR code on screen, they can scan it and access everything from that service in seconds.
On the main screen
Display the QR code during or at the end of service so attendees can scan it before they leave the building.
On lobby signage
Add the QR code to digital lobby displays so people can access content as they arrive or depart.
In printed materials
Include the QR code in bulletin inserts, prayer cards, or offering envelopes.
In text follow-up
Send the link (or show the QR) in your post-service text message to reach people who were there and those who weren't.
For events
Create event-specific pages with a QR code for conferences, guest Sundays, and special services.
For printed handouts
Replace printed note sheets with a QR code that links to a digital version with everything included.
What the QR code links to
When someone scans a Preachly.io QR code, they're taken to a mobile-optimized page containing everything from that service:
- →Sermon slides — swipeable, saveable to camera roll
- →Worship songs with Spotify and Apple Music links
- →Sermon notes and discussion questions
- →Featured announcement links
- →Upcoming events with calendar invite
- →Any downloadable resources you've added
Frequently asked questions
How do churches use QR codes to share slides?
Churches display a QR code on screen at the end of service. Attendees scan it with their phone camera and are taken directly to a mobile-friendly page containing the sermon slides, worship songs, and other resources from that service.
Does Preachly.io automatically generate a QR code for each page?
Yes. Every Preachly.io presentation page automatically gets a unique QR code that links directly to the public viewer for that page. You can display it on screen, download it, or include it in print materials.
Where do churches display QR codes during service?
Common placements include the main projection screen at the end of service, lobby digital displays, printed bulletin inserts, offering envelopes, chair backs, and text message follow-ups after service.
What does the QR code link to?
The Preachly.io QR code links to a mobile-optimized page containing your sermon slides, worship songs with streaming links, sermon notes, announcement links, and calendar events — everything from that service in one place.
Do attendees need to download anything to use the QR code?
No. The QR code opens directly in any smartphone's web browser — no app download, no account creation, and no prior setup required.