A template is a font, a few colours and how the title looks. It is kept on this device, with up to 12 of your own. Check that the ink reads on the background: the preview is the real thing.
Hangs from under the seal, so it shows when there is one.
Upload a school crest or class mascot to show on the certificate. Shrunk automatically before it's saved.
Upload a scanned or photographed signature to print above the signature line instead of just the typed text.
Adds a small QR code to the certificate that scans to a congratulatory note, video, or portfolio page.
Two per page works well for smaller awards — a homework pass or a "caught being kind" slip doesn't need a whole sheet of paper. Cut along the dashed guide.
Store-bought certificate paper has the border already printed on it. Set how much of the edge that border eats and everything on the certificate — text, logo, QR code, alignment guides — pulls in to the clear area inside it, instead of printing over the design you paid for. Measure the printed border on one sheet with a ruler and round up. Leave this on “None” for plain paper.
Draws the boundary your content is being kept inside — the page edge, or the safe area if you set a stock border above. Print a test copy on plain paper, hold it up to the light against your stock, and adjust your printer's margins if it doesn't line up. Turn this off before printing the final copies.
Live preview — this is exactly what prints.