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Graduation badges worthy of the day

Graduation is the most photographed day in the academic calendar, and the badge is part of the outfit. A formal, well-set badge reads well in person and in every photo taken on stage.

Start with this template

Your list never leaves your browser.

Upload the graduate list, choose a formal template, and print exact-size badges with proper typographic hierarchy — names first, course and faculty second. Accented and non-Latin names print exactly as written, which matters when the name on the badge is the whole point.

Seat-finding, solved

Map a spreadsheet column like seat or row to an extra badge line — ushers stop guessing and the procession keeps moving.

Photos are the encore

Add a Pictag marker to each badge and every official photo finds its graduate automatically — no facial recognition, and each family gets their own pictures without scrolling through thousands.

Print on proper card

250–300 gsm matte card keeps badges flat and photogenic. Print a single test sheet first and check the crop marks against a ruler.

Common questions

Do accented names print correctly?

Yes — the PDF embeds a font with Latin Extended, Cyrillic and Greek coverage, so Zoë, Björn and Наталія print exactly as typed.

How many graduates can it handle?

Lists of 1,000+ work fine. Generation is chunked so the browser stays responsive, with a progress bar for large ceremonies.

Can families get their photos automatically?

Yes — with photo matching on, each badge carries a marker and a private code, and every official photo finds its person. Free for UK education.