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Certificate templates + the Template Designer
17 starter templates covering 'achievement', 'participation', 'completion'. The Template Designer lets you build your own with cursive fonts, real signatures, and dynamic fields.
Last updated May 19, 2026
/dashboard/templates lists every certificate template in your workspace. Click any to edit; clone the platform templates as starting points. Drag fields, set fonts, attach a signature image — there's no separate PDF render path.
Dynamic fields
- {name} — recipient's full name
- {course} — course title
- {date} — issue date, locale-formatted
- {score} — final score for graded courses
- {id} — verifiable certificate ID
Dynamic fields are filled in at issue time, so one template serves every recipient — you never duplicate a design per student. Type a field token anywhere on the canvas and it renders the real value on each issued certificate.
Design your own in the Template Designer
Start from a blank canvas or clone one of the 17 starters, then make it yours: drag and position fields, choose fonts (including cursive script for names and titles), set colours to match your brand, add a background or border, and drop in a real signature image. A live preview shows exactly what a recipient will get — there's no separate PDF render step to second-guess.
Tips
- Clone a starter first — it already has the fields positioned, so you only restyle.
- Keep the recipient name field large and use a script font; it's the part people screenshot and share.
- Add your signature image once and reuse the template across every course.
- Preview with a long name to make sure nothing overflows the canvas.
Common questions
- Can I have different templates per course? Yes — pick the template when you issue, so each course or batch can use its own design.
- Do edits affect already-issued certificates? No. Issued certificates keep the design they were rendered with; template edits apply to future issues.
- Is there a size limit on the signature image? Use a transparent PNG for the cleanest result; large images are scaled to fit the field.
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