Make your certificate once. Put the names in an Excel or CSV file. Redraft makes one PDF per row, named after the person, with each name written in the certificate's own font.
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Upload your certificate as a PDF. Keep a sample name on it. It opens in the editor, free.
Click the name, and anything else that changes. The date or the course, for example. Each one becomes a column, filled in with its original value.
Load your spreadsheet and match the columns. One row per person. CSV and Excel both work.
Sign in and make the batch. Download a ZIP with one PDF per row, named from a column, or one merged PDF.
Certificates of attendance, course completion and awards. Also any PDF where a few fields change from one copy to the next, such as a letter or an invoice for each client.
The names in your spreadsheet belong to other people. How your files are handled is described on the privacy page.
Up to 500 rows per run. For a longer list, split it into more than one run.
One row per person, and one column for each thing that changes, such as the name, the date or the course. CSV and Excel files both work.
Yes. The changed fields are written in the template's own font, like a single edit. Check a few documents before you send the batch.
Yes. Pick a column, such as the name, and each PDF is named from it.
You can open the editor and try it with no account. Making a batch needs a free account.
Free account needed to make the batch.
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