🎓 Recipient
📜 Certificate Details
🏢 Issuer
📊 CSV Bulk Upload
📁 Drop CSV file here or click to browse
CSV must have a "name" column. Optional: "course", "date"
CSV must have a "name" column. Optional: "course", "date"
Generate a print-ready PDF certificate of completion in seconds. No account, no waiting, no watermark on the free plan.
Every certificate includes a scannable QR code. Recipients or employers can verify authenticity instantly — no login required.
Upload a CSV of recipient names and download a ZIP of individual certificates. Perfect for classrooms, training sessions, and events.
Integrate certificate generation directly into your platform. Explore the API docs and start generating certificates from JSON.
Yes — completely free with no signup required. Generate and download PDF certificates directly in your browser. No account needed.
Three professional templates: Prestige (gold & navy, ornamental borders), Executive (bold gradient, modern layout), and Heritage (dark luxury, formal style).
Yes. Switch to the Bulk CSV Upload tab, upload a CSV with a "name" column, and download a ZIP of individual certificates — one per recipient. Ideal for courses, workshops, and events.
Every certificate gets a unique ID and QR code. Scan it to open a public verification page showing the recipient name, course, issuer, and date issued — no login required.
Yes. The BuildCertificates REST API lets you generate certificates programmatically from JSON. Perfect for e-learning platforms, HR tools, and event apps. Available on RapidAPI with a free tier.
The QR code is your credibility signal
A verifiable certificate is fundamentally different from an editable PDF anyone can fake. When recipients share it on LinkedIn or attach it to a CV, the QR code proves it's real.
Spell the recipient's name exactly right
A certificate with a misspelling will not be framed, shared, or kept. It will be quietly discarded. This matters more than the template you pick.
Use CSV bulk upload for cohorts of 5+
Generating certificates one by one for a class of 20 takes 30 minutes. The CSV upload takes 2. Format: name, course, date — one row per person, download a ZIP of PDFs.
Be specific in the achievement field
"Completed the course" is forgettable. "Demonstrated proficiency in QuickBooks Pro and completed 40 hours of bookkeeping training" is a credential. Specificity is what makes a certificate mean something.