How to make a certificate online
- Choose the title (completion, achievement, participation, appreciation, attestation…) and style, then add your logo.
- Enter the recipient or a list of names, the course or reason, organization, place, date and signers.
- Click Create and download the PDF, plus a Word version if you need one.
Training centers, schools, clubs and companies hand out certificates all the time: course completion, exam success, event attendance, internships or employment. This tool makes a polished landscape A4 certificate with a border and seal (elegant style) or a color band (modern style), your logo and up to two signers.
Every title comes with standard wording — for example “This certificate is presented to [name] for successfully completing [course]”. The Course / position / reason field fills that sentence, or you can write your own text using {name}, {subject}, {org}, {date} and {place}. French titles such as Attestation de stage or Attestation de travail are available for French-speaking organizations.
For a training session or an event, fill the Batch list with the participants' names: you get one PDF with one page per person instead of making each certificate by hand.
Choose “Other title…” to use your own heading, such as Award of Excellence. Files are deleted from the server after 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
Is the certificate maker free?
Yes, with no sign-up and no watermark, whether you make one certificate or a whole batch.
How do I make a certificate for every participant?
Fill the “Batch — one certificate per name” list: the PDF holds one page per person, and the single name above is ignored.
Can I change the wording?
Yes. Write your own text and use {name}, {subject}, {org}, {date} or {place} to insert the details automatically.
Can I use a custom title?
Yes. Choose “Other title…”, type your title and pick the language of the labels.
What size is the certificate?
A4 in landscape orientation, which prints well on standard paper and certificate card.
Can I get a Word file?
Yes, tick “Also a Word (.docx) file” to edit it before printing.