Add media and interactive elements to Confluence pages
Static pages lose readers. Learn how to enrich Confluence pages with QR codes and interactive math animations that people actually engage with.
Why this matters in Confluence
Confluence pages are mostly linear text. When a page needs to bridge offline and online worlds, or explain something that moves, static content falls short.
QR codes bridge physical and digital
Presentations, posters, and printed docs can link to Confluence pages or any URL via a QR code — no typing URLs, no broken short links.
Some concepts need motion
Equations and algorithms are hard to grasp from a static formula. Short animations that build the concept step by step are far easier to follow.
It should stay inside Confluence
Generated QR codes and animations rendered inside the page keep everything in one place, editable and exportable with the page.
The approach that works
Enrich pages with two classes of element: quick-scannable QR codes for bridging contexts, and generated animations for explaining dynamic concepts.
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Generate the element in-page
Insert a macro and generate the QR code or animation from a URL or source, rather than pasting a static image.
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Tune it to the audience
Size and style the QR code to match the page; for animations, frame the concept so it builds from first principles.
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Save as page content
When the element is saved with the page it stays editable, so updating the URL or the source re-renders it instead of requiring a new image.
This solution is for you if…
- Training and education teams explaining concepts step by step
- Marketing and comms teams bridging offline and online content
- Engineers documenting math-heavy or dynamic ideas
Our apps that solve this
Every app is free for up to 10 users on the Atlassian Marketplace. Pick the one that fits your workflow, or combine them.
ConfluenceManim for Confluence
Bring math animations to life in Confluence with Manim — write code, preview instantly, publish beautifully
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Frequently asked questions
Confluence has no built-in QR generator. A QR app creates and embeds QR codes from any URL or text, with size and color controls — all generated in-page.
Why teams choose NGPILOT
Free for up to 10 users
Every app is free for small teams, with the full trial Atlassian provides for larger ones.
Native Forge apps
Built on Atlassian Forge, running entirely on Atlassian Cloud infrastructure.
Your data stays in your instance
No content is sent to our servers — processing happens inside your Confluence or Jira.
Verified Marketplace vendor
NGPILOT apps are listed, reviewed, and maintained on the Atlassian Marketplace.
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