Pick the certificate by what you are recognizing: a month of good work, years of service, a volunteer's hours, a place in a contest or a child's first graduation. Each template collects the recipient, the reason and who is presenting it, then opens as a brief you check in Vizify before generating.
These templates create a certificate as one generated image, laid out with a title, the recipient's name, the reason and a presenter line. They are for recognition you hand out yourself at work, in a classroom, a club or a volunteer group, and they are easiest to share on screen, in a message or on a slide.
A generated certificate is not an official credential. It carries no verification, real signature or accreditation seal, and it should not imitate an institution you do not represent. Names are rendered as text and can come out wrong, so check every spelling. Each request makes one certificate; for a whole team or class, run one request per name.
To create a certificate for a printed handout, save the image and print it on your own paper. It is not a print-ready PDF with bleed, and there is no editable Word or PowerPoint version.
Thank a colleague with a certificate image based on their name, contribution, presenting company and date. Proofread the result before sharing or printing.
Give attendees a certificate image that records taking part in your workshop, camp, conference or competition, built around the event name, dates and organizer you supply.
Recognize a specific achievement with a formal certificate image. Enter the recipient's formal name, what they accomplished, your organization and the date.
Mark years of service or a completed term of service with a certificate image that puts the service period and the role front and center, using your exact dates.
Celebrate a contest result with a certificate image that states the winner, the competition, the exact place or award and the date. For school, club and community contests.
Name the month, the person and the one thing they achieved, and get a certificate image for the break-room wall or the team channel. Uses only the details you enter.
Hand out kind, funny superlative awards like "Most Likely to Bring Snacks" as certificate images for a classroom, sports team, club or office party.
A playful graduation certificate image for a preschool or daycare class, with the child's full name, class, school and year. Made for keepsakes and classroom celebrations.
Thank a volunteer with a certificate image naming the program they helped with, your organization and, if you choose, the hours or period you record for them.
No template matches both filters.
Employee of the month covers one person and one period. The certificate of appreciation thanks someone for a specific contribution, the certificate of recognition marks a formal honor or milestone, and the certificate of service records years or a term of service.
The participation certificate records taking part in an event or workshop; it does not certify course completion or a qualification. The volunteer certificate names the program and organization, with hours or a period only if you supply them; hours are not calculated or verified.
The winner certificate states a placing in a named contest. The superlative certificate is for light-hearted class or team awards, such as a most-helpful title, written in your own words.
The preschool graduation certificate uses a friendlier layout for a child's name, class and school, with a line for the teacher's name.
Each request makes one certificate. Approve the design for the first name, then ask Vizify in the same conversation for the next name in the same style. Expect small differences between versions.
Pick the template that matches the occasion, enter the recipient's name, the reason and who is presenting it, and continue to Vizify. Review the brief, press Send, and check the generated certificate before you share it.
No. It is a recognition image you design yourself. It has no verification, accreditation or real signature, and it should not copy the name or seal of an organization you do not represent.
Not in one step. Each request creates one certificate. Run one request per recipient and compare the names carefully, because generated text can contain mistakes.
You can save the image and print it yourself. It is not a print-ready PDF with bleed or an editable document, so print a test copy first to check margins and color.
Where a template offers a reference upload, you can add one logo image; the certificate is guided by it but may not reproduce it exactly. Signatures are not recreated, so leave a signature line and sign printed copies by hand.