Make certificates for a whole list
Paste 200 names or load a CSV. Pick a heading, a colour and a date. You get one clean PDF per person, in a zip. Everything runs in your browser, so the names stay private.
Paste one name per line, or load a CSV. The first column is used.
Preview of the first name. Every certificate uses this layout.
This runs in your browser. Your file is not sent to us.
How to use bulk certificates
- Add the names. Paste one name per line, or load a CSV. The first column is used.
- Set the wording. Pick the heading, the course name, the date and who signs.
- Download the zip. Each person gets their own PDF, named after them.
What you get
- One PDF per name, zipped and ready to send
- Paste names or load a CSV
- Two styles and six colours
- Long names shrink to fit, so nothing spills over
- No sign-up, no watermark, no fee per certificate
Why this runs in your browser
Most free PDF sites ask you to upload your file. Then you wait. Then you hope they delete their copy. That is a bad deal for a payslip, a contract or a passport scan.
Bulk Certificates reads the file on your device and saves the result to your downloads folder. There is no upload and no copy on a server. For the details, see how it works.
Bulk Certificates questions
How many certificates can I make?
Up to 500 at a time. There is no fee, because your own device does the work.
Can I add our logo?
Not yet. You can change the heading, the colours, the date and the signature. A logo upload is the next thing to add.
Where do the names go?
Nowhere. They are read in your browser and never sent to us.
What should the file look like?
A CSV or a plain text file with one name per line. In a CSV the first column is used, and a header row is skipped.
Can I print them?
Yes. Each file is A4 landscape and prints without scaling.
Is there a watermark?
No. Nothing is added except the text you choose.