Certificate maker: make printable certificates for one or many names

Make a plain certificate of achievement or attendance with your title, wording, date and signature lines, for one name or a whole list, as a PDF with one page each.

Keep it one tap away for everyday use.

Bookmark Certificate maker?

Press Ctrl + D now. Your browser opens its own bookmark box, where you choose the name and folder.

  1. Add names
  2. Choose look
  3. Download
Nothing is uploadedWorks offline once open
1. Who is it for?

2. The words
3. Look

Made in your browser. Names, logo and text are never uploaded or kept. One page is made for each name.

What it does

Type a title, a line of thanks and the names, pick one of three plain layouts and download a landscape PDF with one certificate on each page. It suits classes, clubs, courses, sports days and workplaces.

Your names, text and logo stay on your device. To change the wording per person from a spreadsheet, see mail merge; to join certificates with other pages or pull a few out, use organise PDF; for billing paperwork there is invoice maker.

How to use it

  1. Type the names, one per line, or open a CSV file. The first column is used and a heading called “Name” is skipped.
  2. Write the title, the line above the name and the text underneath.
  3. Pick a layout, a colour and the paper (A4 or Letter). Add a logo if you like.
  4. Download the PDF. Print on plain or heavy paper.

What each setting does

  • Classic: a double border and a serif font.
  • Modern: a coloured band at the top and a thin one at the bottom.
  • Simple: two thin lines and a clean sans-serif font.
  • Second signature line: adds a second place to sign. Leave it empty for one.
  • Logo: placed at the top, scaled to fit.

Worked example

Three names (Asha Rao, Ben Lee, Chidi Okafor) give a three-page PDF, one certificate per person. Long names are made smaller so they fit on one line.

FAQs

Can I leave the name blank to write by hand? Yes. With no names you get one page with an empty name line.

Why do some letters turn into question marks? The PDF uses standard fonts, which cover Latin letters and accents but not other scripts.

Is it stored anywhere? No. Nothing is uploaded or kept.

Where the numbers come from

  • Layouts are fibub's own plain designs. Standard PDF fonts only.

Standard scientific values, such as constants, atomic weights and melting points, are facts found in every textbook; we name where ours were checked. If you are an author or publisher and want a value, a credit or a table changed or removed, tell us and we will act quickly.

Last updated 2026-11-10.

Change log for Certificate maker

  1. Add label-maker, certificate-maker, printable-paper, paper-sizes (#1760-#1763) Details on GitHub

Every change to fibub

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