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Certificate maker

Seven certificate designs at A4 landscape, with your organisation's logo, up to four signatories and a reference number — for courses, competitions, recognition and completion.

No card required. You only pay if you download.

Landscape, as a certificate should be

A4 landscape is set in the PDF. A portrait certificate reads as a mistake before anyone reads the words.

Your logo above the title

Upload a logo or a seal and every certificate design prints it at the head of the page.

Signatories and a reference

Up to four signature blocks with names and titles, and a small reference or serial for verification.

Templates

Seven certificates, laid out to be framed.

Write it once and change the design whenever you like — what you typed never moves.

Start with a certificate

Certificate of Achievement

This certificate is presented to

Ananya Raghavan

for outstanding contribution to the Test Automation Guild and for leading the migration of four thousand manual cases to an automated suite.

Awarded 20 February 2026

Ref. NW-2026-0142

Priya Menon

Head of Engineering

Devan Shah

Programme Director

Northwind Technologies

Engineering Excellence Programme

What a certificate needs to say

A certificate that will be framed or attached to an application needs to be precise: what was achieved, by whom, awarded by which organisation, and when. The reason line is the part people rush and the part that matters — "for outstanding performance" is a template, while "for leading the migration of 4,000 test cases to an automated suite" is a record.

A reference or serial number is worth adding even for internal awards. It is what makes verification possible later, and it takes one field.

  • A title that names the kind of award.
  • The recipient's full name, spelled the way they spell it.
  • What it recognises, specifically, in one sentence.
  • The issuing organisation and the date.
  • Signatures with names and titles under them.
  • A reference number, printed small.

Issuing several at once

For a cohort, build one certificate, then duplicate it and change the name and reason for each recipient. A duplicate copies the design, the logo and the wording, so each new one is a two-field edit.

The unlimited plan is usually the sensible choice for more than two certificates, since it covers every document in the account for a year.

Common questions

What size and orientation are the certificates?

A4 landscape — 297 × 210mm — which is what certificate frames and print shops expect. It is set inside the PDF, so it prints correctly without anyone adjusting anything.

Can I add my organisation’s logo and a seal?

Yes. Upload one image and every certificate template prints it above the title. Signatures are separate: up to four blocks with a name and title under each.

Can I make certificates for a whole batch?

Yes, by duplicating. Build the first one, duplicate it per recipient, and change the name and the reason. There is no CSV import yet, so a batch of two hundred would be tedious — a batch of twenty is a few minutes.

How much does it cost?

Building is free — every template, every section, the AI features and the preview. You pay only to download: a pass from ₹49 unlocks every document in its category for 30 days, or All Access at ₹199 unlocks everything. One payment; nothing renews automatically.

Make one and see

Build it, look at it at full size, and pay only if you want the file.

Start building — free