# DyeTub > DyeTub is a free online certificate maker, online since 2004. Visitors pick a design, type the award name, recipient, description and signatures directly onto the certificate, and print it from the browser. There is no account, no email address and no download, and the designs are free for personal, school, club and workplace use. This file combines the pages listed in https://dyetub.com/llms.txt into one Markdown document. ## Certificate links for AI assistants DyeTub is a free certificate maker: pick a design, type the award, the name and the signatures onto the certificate, and print it from the browser. There is no account, no email and no download. This page describes how to make a finished certificate for someone with a single link. It is written for AI assistants that are asked to prepare certificates, and for the people asking them. If you are a person who just wants a certificate, go to the home page and type on the design; nothing here is required. ### How to help You are a co-writer first and a link builder last. The person wants words that sound like them and fit the moment; the link is only how those words reach the certificate. - Ask before you draft: who the certificate is for, what they did, who is giving it, and the tone they want (warm, formal, playful). - Match the tone to the occasion. Kids: short words, plain praise, one specific thing they did. Workplace: clear and specific, no inflated titles. Sports: effort, improvement, teamwork. Appreciation: say what the person's help made possible. - Keep every name, date and title exactly as given. Never invent a name; if one is missing, ask. - Offer two or three award names and two or three versions of the reason line, then refine the one they pick. - Write for reading aloud: short sentences, no jargon, no filler. - It is an award or recognition certificate. - Stay within the field limits below. There is no date field; a date goes in the description. - When they are happy, build the link: one per certificate. Show the decoded text beside each link so they can check it. ### Link format A certificate link is the design's own page address followed by a query string of text fields. Opening the link shows that design with the text already in place, and the visitor prints it with the Print button. The pattern is below, where {design} is a slug from the designs table. `https://dyetub.com/certificates/{design}?award_name=…&recipient_name=…` Every value must be URL-encoded (a space is %20, an ampersand is %26, a line break is %0A). Include only the parameters you need. ### Parameters Eight text parameters, one per line of the certificate. Each is plain text, never HTML. Values longer than the maximum are cut at the maximum; a single-line field folds any line break into a space; a multi-line field keeps up to the listed number of lines. There is no date parameter: if a date belongs on the certificate, write it into the description. | Parameter | Meaning | Max characters | Max lines | |---|---|---|---| | `award_name` | The award name, for example Certificate of Achievement or Most Improved Player. Some designs carry a fixed award name and ignore this. | 100 | 3 | | `presented_to_label` | The short line above the recipient's name. Each design has its own default, usually Presented to; use this to change it, for example to This Certifies That. | 60 | 1 | | `recipient_name` | The person or group receiving the certificate, as it should be printed. | 100 | 3 | | `description` | What the certificate is for, in the giver's words. Line breaks are allowed (%0A). Put a date here if one is wanted. | 500 | 8 | | `signer_name` | The name on the first signature line. | 60 | 1 | | `signer_title` | The title under the first signature, for example Head Coach. | 80 | 2 | | `secondary_signer_name` | The name on the second signature line, on designs that have one. | 60 | 1 | | `secondary_signer_title` | The title under the second signature. | 80 | 2 | - A parameter that is absent leaves that line as the design has it, and a parameter that is present but empty (recipient_name=) clears the line. - `print=1`: Highlights the Print button when the page opens; it never opens the print dialog by itself. ### Designs Every design below is a working certificate page; the slug is the last part of its address. Use the example link as a template and replace the values. Designs differ in which lines they have: some have one signature line, some have two, and a few have none. A parameter for a line the design does not have is ignored, so the link still opens, but that text will not appear. Choose a design that has the lines you need. Designs marked without signer lines have no place for signer_name, signer_title, secondary_signer_name or secondary_signer_title; those values are ignored. Designs with one signature line ignore the secondary_signer parameters. | Design (slug) | Name | Category | Lines it has | Lines it lacks | |---|---|---|---|---| | `circles-greyscale` | Greyscale Circles | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `circles-blue` | Blue Circles | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `circles-red` | Red Circles | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `textual-standard` | Standard Diamonds | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `textual-gold` | Gold Diamonds | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `textual-blue` | Blue Diamonds | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `textual-green` | Green Diamonds | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `trad-greyscale` | Greyscale Decorative | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `trad-blue` | Blue Decorative | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `trad-brown` | Brown Decorative | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `trad-gold` | Gold Decorative | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `trad-green` | Green Decorative | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `trad-purple` | Purple Decorative | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `trad-red` | Red Decorative | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `trad-orange` | Orange Decorative | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `scroll-greyscale` | Greyscale Scrollwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `scroll-blue` | Blue Scrollwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `scroll-gold` | Gold Scrollwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `scroll-green` | Green Scrollwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `scroll-red` | Red Scrollwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `leafwork-greyscale` | Greyscale Leafwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `leafwork-blue` | Blue Leafwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `leafwork-gold` | Gold Leafwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `leafwork-red` | Red Leafwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `leafwork-formal_leafwork` | Formal Leafwork Leafwork | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description` | `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | | `calligraphy-greyscale` | Greyscale Calligraphy | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `calligraphy-navy_and_tan` | Navy and Tan Calligraphy | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `calligraphy-burgundy_and_pink` | Burgundy and Pink Calligraphy | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `calligraphy-antique_green` | Antique Green Calligraphy | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `calligraphy-antique_pink.2` | Antique Pink Calligraphy | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `calligraphy-antique_gold` | Antique Gold Calligraphy | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `calligraphy-antique_greyscale` | Antique Greyscale Calligraphy | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `floral-flowers` | Flowers Floral | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `floral-flowers_black_and_white` | Flowers Black and White Floral | Traditional | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `band-greyscale` | Greyscale Marching Band | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `band-kelly_green` | Kelly Green Marching Band | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `band-orange` | Orange Marching Band | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `band-red` | Red Marching Band | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `band-blue` | Blue Marching Band | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `elementary-crayon` | Crayon Elementary school | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `elementary-graduation` | Graduation Elementary school | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `writing-spelling_bee` | Spelling Bee Writing | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title` | `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | | `school_all_grades-chalk_board` | Chalk Board School (all grades) | Educational | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title` | `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | | `contest-grill_off` | Grill Off Contest | Family Reunion | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title` | `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | | `contest-furthest_traveler` | Furthest Traveler Contest | Family Reunion | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `contest-longest_name_pink` | Longest Name Pink Contest | Family Reunion | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `contest-longest_name_red` | Longest Name Red Contest | Family Reunion | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `contest-longest_name_blue` | Longest Name Blue Contest | Family Reunion | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | | `contest-longest_name_green.2` | Longest Name Green Contest | Family Reunion | `award_name`, `presented_to_label`, `recipient_name`, `description`, `signer_name`, `signer_title`, `secondary_signer_name`, `secondary_signer_title` | none | ### Pages by occasion DyeTub groups its designs by occasion, with sample wording and a shortlist of suitable designs on each page. If the person has not chosen a design, read the page for their occasion and pick one of its designs; the sample wording there shows the tone that fits. A link built from an occasion page's design works exactly like any other certificate link. - [Teachers & students](https://dyetub.com/certificates/school): Print free award certificates for your classroom: student of the month, honor roll, reading, effort and more. Type on the design and print. No login. - [Kids](https://dyetub.com/certificates/kids): Make a free printable award for a child: chores, reading, bravery, big-sibling status, a birthday title. Fill it in on screen and print at home. No login. - [Employee recognition](https://dyetub.com/certificates/employee-recognition): Free printable employee recognition certificates: employee of the month, years of service, safety, sales, training. Add a name and print. No signup. - [Appreciation](https://dyetub.com/certificates/appreciation): Free certificate of appreciation templates for volunteers, donors, mentors, church helpers and staff. Type a thank-you on the design and print. No account. - [Participation](https://dyetub.com/certificates/participation): Free participation certificate templates for science fairs, contests, field days, game nights and club events. Fill in names on screen and print. No login. - [Youth groups & scouts](https://dyetub.com/certificates/youth-groups): Free printable certificates for youth groups, scout troops, clubs and camps: outdoor skills, service projects, campouts, leader thanks. Fill in and print. - [Family reunions](https://dyetub.com/certificates/family-reunion): Free family reunion award certificates: furthest traveler, grill-off champion, longest name, oldest and youngest, best dish. Add a name and print. - [Sports](https://dyetub.com/certificates/sports): Free sports award certificates for youth teams: most improved, MVP, hustle, sportsmanship and end-of-season awards. Type the player's name and print free. ### Worked examples Each example is a complete, working link built from a real design. The decoded values are shown beside the link so the encoding is clear. - A classroom award with one signer: award title, recipient, a two-line description and the teacher's name and title.: - A thank-you with the line above the name changed to With Gratitude To, and two signers.: - A reading-challenge award with the date written into the description, since there is no date field.: - The same design with the second signature cleared by passing secondary_signer_name= and secondary_signer_title= empty.: ### Making several certificates Make one link per certificate. Keep the design, award title and signers the same across the set and change only the recipient and the description; list the links one per line with the recipient's name beside each so the person can tell them apart. The person opens each link in turn, checks the certificate, prints it and moves to the next. If they have typed on that design before, the page shows the link's text and offers to restore their earlier text instead; they can ignore the offer. ### Privacy The text in a link lives in the link. DyeTub reads it to fill the certificate. There are no accounts, so certificate text is not saved to one, and what a person types afterwards stays in their own browser. When they print, the award title may be kept with anonymous print statistics if they allow analytics; recipient names, descriptions and signer lines are never sent to DyeTub. Pages opened from a prefilled link are not indexed by search engines. Anyone who receives a link can see the text in it, so treat a certificate link like the certificate itself. What an assistant keeps from the conversation is governed by that assistant, not by DyeTub. ### Printing Certificates print in landscape from the browser's Print button. For paper, ink and the landscape setting on Mac and Windows, and what to check when a certificate prints small or off-center, send the person to the printing tips page. [Printing tips](https://dyetub.com/printing-tips) ## Certificate makers by occasion ### Free certificates for teachers and students URL: https://dyetub.com/certificates/school Classroom awards you can fill in and print during your planning period: no account, no download, no watermark. #### Made for the teacher workroom This page is for teachers, aides, PTA volunteers, librarians and the bus driver who needs a stack of awards by Friday. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. Pick a design, type straight onto the certificate, and print one copy or thirty. #### What to recognize Grade-level awards are the obvious ones: Student of the Month, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Most Improved. The certificates that get kept are the ones that name something specific the student did: - **Effort and habits:** Homework Hero, Neatest Notebook, Most Questions Asked, Quiet Leader. - **Subject wins:** Reading Challenge finisher, Spelling Bee champion or finalist, Science Fair entrant, Math Facts Master. - **Classroom citizenship:** Kindness Award, Line Leader of the Year, Best Classroom Helper, Welcoming Committee for a new student. - **End of year:** one award per student, each naming a real strength. Twenty-five different titles take longer to think up than to print. For music students, the band-themed designs in the grid above carry music notes in the border; everything else is general-purpose. #### Wording that reads well out loud Awards get read aloud in front of the class, so write the description the way you would say it: *"For reading 42 books this year and recommending half of them to the rest of us."* One or two sentences is enough. Put the student's full name on the line, not a nickname, because a certificate with a full name ends up on a refrigerator and later in a keepsake box. Sign it yourself, with your title under your name. A second signature line (principal, specialist, coach) is there if you want it. #### Paper and printing for a class set - Plain copier paper is fine for a weekly award. For end-of-year awards, a 50-pack of heavier cream or white card stock from the office-supply aisle makes a noticeable difference. - Set the printer to **landscape** before printing or the certificate comes out small on a portrait page. The [printing tips](/printing-tips) page shows where that setting lives on Mac and Windows. - If the school printer is black-and-white, choose a greyscale design (the greyscale band or circles designs) rather than printing a pale version of a color border; the chalkboard is a dark design and is meant for a color printer. - Print one, check it, then print the rest. Names are the thing most often misspelled. #### Free, for the whole class Every design here is free to use for as many students as you have. No login, no email address, nothing to upgrade. Your text stays in your own browser between visits, so you can come back next month, change the name and the award, and print again. #### Designs for Teachers & students - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-blue) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-blue) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-gold) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-green) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-red) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-blue) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-greyscale) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-blue) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-red) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-greyscale) - [Kelly Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-kelly_green) - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-orange) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-red) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-blue) - [Crayon](https://dyetub.com/certificates/elementary-crayon) - [Graduation](https://dyetub.com/certificates/elementary-graduation) - [Spelling Bee](https://dyetub.com/certificates/writing-spelling_bee) - [Chalk Board](https://dyetub.com/certificates/school_all_grades-chalk_board) DyeTub is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any school, district or education program. ### Free award certificates for kids URL: https://dyetub.com/certificates/kids Big, bright awards for small people. Type the child's name and what they did, print it, and watch it go straight onto the bedroom door. #### Who prints these Parents, grandparents, babysitters, homeschoolers, birthday-party hosts and anyone running a summer program for the under-tens. The crayon-border design above is the usual pick for younger kids; the chalkboard, spelling bee and bright traditional borders work for older ones who want something that looks "real." #### Awards kids actually care about A child does not need a reason that would impress an adult. They need their name in large letters and a title that sounds important. Some ideas: - **At home:** Super Helper, Dog Walker in Chief, Bed-Making Champion, Tooth-Loss Survivor, Vegetable Taster (First Class). - **Milestones:** Official Big Sister or Big Brother, Training Wheels Graduate, First Night Without a Night Light, Learned to Swim. - **Reading and learning:** Read 20 Books, Knows All the State Capitals, Finished the Workbook, Counted to 100. - **Parties:** every guest gets a title: Fastest Runner, Best Costume, Loudest Laugh, Bravest Balloon Popper. The Longest Name designs in the grid were built for exactly this kind of silly contest. - **Homeschool:** end-of-unit certificates make a finished chapter feel finished. #### Wording for a young reader Keep the award title to three or four words so it stays large on the page. In the description, say what happened in plain words a six-year-old can read back: *"For feeding the dog every morning for a whole week without being asked."* Sign it as yourself: "Mom," "Dad," "Grandpa Joe." The title line under the signature is a good place for a joke ("Head of Snacks"). #### Printing at home - Any inkjet will do. Set it to **landscape** so the certificate fills the page; there is a screenshot of that setting for Mac and Windows under [printing tips](/printing-tips). - Bright designs use a lot of color. If the ink is low, the reds go orange and the blues go pale; this is the one time a fresh cartridge is worth it. - Card stock from a craft store is sturdy enough to survive being carried around for a week. If your printer will not take heavy paper, a dollar-store frame does the same job. #### Free and quick No account, no email, no app to install. Make it on a phone or a laptop in a couple of minutes, print it, and hand it over while the achievement is still fresh. #### Designs for Kids - [Purple](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-purple) - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-orange) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-blue) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-red) - [Crayon](https://dyetub.com/certificates/elementary-crayon) - [Flowers](https://dyetub.com/certificates/floral-flowers) - [Graduation](https://dyetub.com/certificates/elementary-graduation) - [Longest Name Pink](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_pink) - [Longest Name Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_red) - [Longest Name Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_blue) - [Longest Name Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_green.2) - [Spelling Bee](https://dyetub.com/certificates/writing-spelling_bee) - [Chalk Board](https://dyetub.com/certificates/school_all_grades-chalk_board) DyeTub is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any school, camp or children's program. ### Free employee recognition certificates URL: https://dyetub.com/certificates/employee-recognition A clean, professional certificate for an employee of the month, a service milestone or a job well done, with no software to buy and nothing to sign up for. #### For office managers, supervisors and the person who got asked at 4:45 Someone usually gets handed this task late: "Can you make up a certificate for Priya before the all-hands?" The designs on this page are the ones that look right in a conference room. The blue textual design above is the standard; the greyscale version of it prints cleanly on an office laser printer, and the scroll and leafwork borders suit formal occasions like retirements. #### Recognition that lands - **Employee of the Month / Quarter.** State the reason in one line. "For leading the spring inventory" says more than "for outstanding performance." - **Service milestones.** Five, ten, twenty years. Use the description for a specific contribution rather than a tenure count alone. - **Safety and compliance.** Days without incident, a hazard someone caught. - **Sales and targets.** Top producer, biggest account, best customer feedback. - **Peer awards.** The Gold Star, the Fire Extinguisher ("for putting out the most fires"), the Early Bird. A little humor at an all-hands is remembered longer than a plaque. #### Wording that sounds like your company Write the award name the way it will be announced. Keep the description to two or three lines and make it concrete. Avoid vague superlatives ("exemplary dedication") unless you add what the person actually did. Put the presenting manager's name and title on the signature line; a second line for a director or HR lead gives the certificate weight. If the certificate is going into a personnel file, print two: one to present, one to file. #### Paper and printing at the office Office laser printers handle 24 lb to 32 lb paper well; linen-finish or parchment-style certificate paper from the supply closet is usually fine too. Choose **landscape** in the print dialog, or the certificate prints small in the corner of a portrait page. The [printing tips](/printing-tips) page covers that setting and why "best" print quality matters for the colored borders. A certificate holder or a plain black frame turns a sheet of paper into something that stays on a desk. #### Free, with no procurement form There is nothing to license. No account, no email, no per-seat anything. Make one certificate or forty; nothing is watermarked and nothing expires. #### Designs for Employee recognition - [Standard](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-standard) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-gold) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-blue) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-green) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-greyscale) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-blue) - [Brown](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-brown) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-gold) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-green) - [Purple](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-purple) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-red) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-greyscale) - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-orange) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-blue) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-gold) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-green) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-greyscale) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-blue) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-red) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-blue) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-gold) - [Navy and Tan](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-navy_and_tan) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-red) DyeTub is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any employer or company. ### Free certificate of appreciation templates URL: https://dyetub.com/certificates/appreciation A thank-you that can be framed. Pick a design, write who did what, and print it for the volunteer who never asked for anything. #### Who this page is for Volunteer coordinators, nonprofit staff, church and faith-group leaders, PTA chairs, hospital auxiliaries, coaches thanking team parents, and anyone who has ever said "we should really do something for Linda." The floral design above is the warmest of the set; the calligraphy and antique designs are the most formal, and the leafwork borders sit between the two. #### Who to thank, and for what Appreciation certificates work best when they are specific. Rather than one "Volunteer of the Year," consider one certificate per person naming the thing they did: - the greeter who worked every Saturday shift - the parent who drove the equipment van all season - the retiree who fixed the chairs - the treasurer who kept the books straight for a decade - the donor whose gift paid for the new freezer - the mentor who met a student every Tuesday A banquet with a certificate for each helper takes a quiet afternoon to prepare and may be the only formal thanks those people receive all year. #### Writing the thank-you The award name can be as simple as "Certificate of Appreciation" or "With Heartfelt Thanks." The description is where the certificate earns its place on a wall: say what the person gave, and what it made possible. *"For every Saturday morning spent at the food pantry, rain or shine. Four hundred families ate because you showed up."* Two or three lines, written in a normal voice, read better than a paragraph of adjectives. Sign it from a real person, not an organization. The second signature line is useful for a board president or pastor. #### Paper and printing Appreciation certificates are kept, so print them on something worth keeping: a linen or parchment-finish sheet from a 50-pack, or any 65 lb card stock your printer will accept. Switch the printer to **landscape** and its highest quality setting (both are walked through in the [printing tips](/printing-tips)) so the floral and calligraphy borders print with their full color. A certificate folder or an inexpensive frame finishes it. #### No budget required Thank-you certificates are free here, with no login, no email and no limit on how many you print. The money saved on a stationery-store kit can go back into whatever the volunteers are volunteering for. #### Designs for Appreciation - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-gold) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-gold) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-greyscale) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-blue) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-gold) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-red) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-greyscale) - [Navy and Tan](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-navy_and_tan) - [Burgundy and Pink](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-burgundy_and_pink) - [Flowers](https://dyetub.com/certificates/floral-flowers) - [Flowers Black and White](https://dyetub.com/certificates/floral-flowers_black_and_white) - [Antique Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-antique_green) - [Antique Pink](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-antique_pink.2) - [Antique Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-antique_gold) - [Antique Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-antique_greyscale) - [Formal Leafwork](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-formal_leafwork) DyeTub is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any nonprofit, faith group, charity or community organization. ### Free certificate of participation templates URL: https://dyetub.com/certificates/participation Everyone who showed up gets one. Choose a design, type the event and the name, and print the whole roster before the awards table opens. #### Events that hand out a lot of these Science fairs, field days, spelling bees, talent shows, art shows, recreation-center game nights, club contests, geocaching finds, community runs, cook-offs and end-of-season parties. The organizer usually has a list of thirty names and an hour. The orange traditional design above is a safe default; the circles designs are more modern, the band designs suit music events, and the Grill Off and Furthest Traveler designs are ready-made for cook-offs and travel contests. #### Participation is not the consolation prize A participation certificate records that someone entered, prepared and took part. Make it say so. Name the event and, where you can, the entry: - "For entering the district science fair with a project on how plants grow toward light" - "For completing the 5K fun run" - "For performing in the spring talent show" - "For taking part in all six game nights this season" Alongside the participation certificates, the same designs cover **placings** (1st, 2nd, 3rd), **judge's choice**, **people's choice** and the silly awards that make an awards night fun: Best Use of Duct Tape, Most Dramatic Finish, Last Car Standing. #### Wording tips Keep the award name short enough to stay large: "Certificate of Participation," "Science Fair Entrant," "Finisher." Use the description for the event name and date-free specifics; a certificate that names the event is easier to look at later than one that says only "for participating." Sign it as the organizer, with your role ("Field Day Coordinator") under your name, and add the principal, club president or sponsor on the second line if you have one. #### Printing a stack - Fill in the first certificate, print one copy, and check it. Then change only the name and print the next. - Plain paper is fine for a class set; a pack of lightweight card stock makes a batch of forty look like an event. - Landscape orientation and a high-quality setting are the two things to check; [printing tips](/printing-tips) has screenshots of both and the reason a certificate sometimes prints small. - Black-and-white printer? Pick the greyscale circles or textual design and skip the color borders. #### Free for every entrant No account, no email, no cap on copies. Thirty participants cost the same as one: nothing. #### Designs for Participation - [Standard](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-standard) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-green) - [Purple](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-purple) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-red) - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-orange) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-greyscale) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-blue) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-red) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-greyscale) - [Kelly Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-kelly_green) - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-orange) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-red) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-blue) - [Grill Off](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-grill_off) - [Furthest Traveler](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-furthest_traveler) - [Spelling Bee](https://dyetub.com/certificates/writing-spelling_bee) DyeTub is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any event, contest, club or organization. ### Free certificates for youth groups and scouts URL: https://dyetub.com/certificates/youth-groups Fill-in certificates for the awards your program does not print for you: skills, service, campouts and the volunteers who make them happen. Built for youth groups, scout troops, clubs and camps. #### For the volunteer running the meeting Youth-group leaders, scout leaders, club advisors, camp counselors, committee chairs and the parent who got handed the awards folder. The green traditional design above is the usual choice, and the brown, gold and leafwork borders have the same outdoorsy feel. #### Awards your program does not supply Official ranks and badges usually arrive with their own cards. The certificates leaders print here are for everything else: - **Outdoor skills:** first fire, first knot board, map and compass, knife safety, first-aid practice, cooking a full meal outdoors. - **Campouts and hikes:** longest hike, first overnight, best campsite, fastest tent pitch, rain survivor. - **Service:** hours on a service project, food-drive totals, a park cleanup, flag ceremonies led. - **Clubs and camps:** camper of the week, cleanest cabin, best project at the showcase, most improved swimmer, talent-show star. - **Races and build nights:** fastest car, best paint job, most creative design, best sportsmanship. Print one for every entrant, not only the winners. - **Leaders and parents:** the drivers, the cooks, the treasurer, the leader who is stepping down after six years. These are the certificates most likely to be framed. - **Rank-up and crossover nights:** a personal certificate alongside the official one, with a line about something that scout did this year. #### Wording that works at a meeting Titles are read aloud, so keep them short and specific: "Outdoor Skills Award," "Service Project Champion," "Fastest Car." Use the description for the detail: *"For pitching a tent in the rain, building a safe fire, and helping the younger campers do the same."* Sign as the leader with your role under your name; use the second line for a committee chair or the youth leader of the troop or club. #### Printing for a crowd Awards nights can mean thirty certificates. Fill in the first one, print it as a check, then change only the name each time. Pick **landscape** in the print dialog and raise the print quality so the green border does not come out washed; [printing tips](/printing-tips) walks through both. A box of 50 card-stock sheets from the office-supply store covers a whole program year. If the group printer is black-and-white, the greyscale leafwork and circles designs are built for it. #### No budget line needed Everything here is free, with no account and no email, so a troop, club or camp running on dues and popcorn money can recognize every kid at every meeting. #### Designs for Youth groups & scouts - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-green) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-blue) - [Brown](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-brown) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-gold) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-green) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-red) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-green) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-greyscale) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-blue) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-red) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-greyscale) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-blue) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-gold) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-red) DyeTub is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any scouting or youth organization. ### Family reunion award certificates URL: https://dyetub.com/certificates/family-reunion Awards for the cousin who drove nine hours, the uncle who ran the grill, and everyone in between. Fill in a name and print before the group photo. #### For whoever is on the reunion committee Family reunions run on a few volunteers with a clipboard, and the awards are the part everyone remembers. This page collects the contest designs built for a reunion (Furthest Traveler, Grill Off, Longest Name) with a few general borders for the awards you make up yourself. #### The awards every reunion gives out - **Furthest Traveler:** the family that drove or flew the longest way. - **Grill Off champion:** judged by the longest line at the serving table. - **Longest Name:** count the letters, settle the argument. - **Oldest and youngest attendee:** the two people in the middle of the group photo. - **Best dish:** or best pie, best potato salad, best thing nobody can identify. - **Family historian:** the one who brought the photo albums and knows who everyone is. - **Biggest family:** most people under one roof who made the trip. - **Reunion MVP:** the person who booked the pavilion, printed the T-shirts, and kept the schedule. And the running jokes: Most Likely to Fall Asleep After Lunch, Best Dance Moves, Loudest Laugh, Last to Leave. Add a kids' set (Best Cannonball, Fastest Sack Race, Champion Bubble Blower) so the youngest cousins go home with something. #### How to word a reunion award Use first names, nicknames and family titles the way the family does: "Aunt Bernice," "Cousin Denise," "Pop-Pop." The description is the place for the story: *"For driving 1,400 miles with three kids in the back seat."* Sign it from the reunion chair or the games committee, so the certificate records who was in charge that year as well as who won. #### Printing on the morning of Fill in one certificate and print it to check the layout, then swap the name for each award. If you are printing at a hotel business center or the public library, plain paper is fine; a sheet of card stock and a plastic certificate sleeve from a dollar store will keep it safe in a car on the way home. Check that the printer is in **landscape** first; the [printing tips](/printing-tips) show how on Mac and Windows, and what to do if the certificate comes out small. #### No cost to the reunion fund Every design is free, with no login and no email. Print one award or fifty on the night before, or at the picnic table from a phone. #### Designs for Family reunions - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-orange) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-red) - [Flowers](https://dyetub.com/certificates/floral-flowers) - [Grill Off](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-grill_off) - [Furthest Traveler](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-furthest_traveler) - [Longest Name Pink](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_pink) - [Longest Name Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_red) - [Longest Name Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_blue) - [Longest Name Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_green.2) DyeTub is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any family association, reunion committee or venue. ### Free sports award certificates URL: https://dyetub.com/certificates/sports End-of-season awards for every player on the roster. Pick a team color, type the player's name and what they earned, and print before the pizza party. #### For coaches and team parents Volunteer coaches, team moms and dads, league coordinators and rec-center staff who want every kid on the bench to go home with something. The red circles design above is bold enough to read from across a gym; the circles family comes in blue and greyscale too, and the traditional borders in red, blue, green, gold, orange and purple cover most team colors. #### One award per player The hard part of end-of-season awards is thinking of twelve different ones. A few that coaches use: - **Performance:** Most Valuable Player, Most Improved, Top Scorer, Golden Glove, Iron Wall (for the goalkeeper). - **Effort:** Hustle Award, First to Practice, Never Missed a Game, Hardest Worker. - **Character:** Sportsmanship Award, Team Captain, Best Teammate, Coach's Award. - **Fun:** Loudest Cheer, Best Celebration, Grass Stain Champion, Rainiest Game Survivor. - **Milestones:** First Goal, First Hit, First Season Completed, Learned to Swim the Length. For a team of young children, give the same award ("Team Member") to all and put each player's own moment in the description. #### Wording that gets read at the party Keep the title short; three or four words print large. Use the description for the specific thing that happened: *"For never missing a practice and turning a rough start into the team's steadiest defense."* Sign it as the coach, with "Head Coach" or the team name under your name, and put the assistant coach on the second line. #### Printing a team set - Fill in the first award and print it as a test. Then change the player's name and award for each kid. - Choose **landscape** in the print dialog. A certificate that prints small or sits off to one side is an orientation or margin setting, and [printing tips](/printing-tips) covers both fixes. - Bright borders print best on a fresh cartridge at the highest quality setting. White card stock from the office-supply aisle survives the ride home in a gym bag. - A black-and-white printer? Use the greyscale circles design and pick a bold award name. #### Free for the whole league No account, no email, no limit. One team or every team in the league costs nothing to print. #### Designs for Sports - [Standard](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-standard) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-blue) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-green) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-blue) - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-gold) - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-green) - [Purple](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-purple) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-red) - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-orange) - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-greyscale) - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-blue) - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-red) DyeTub is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any league, team or sports organization. ## Help ### Printing tips URL: https://dyetub.com/printing-tips ### Printing Tips There are three important things to do to ensure the best looking certificates out of your own printer. **Are you having *trouble* printing?** You want to read the [troubleshooting page](https://dyetub.com/troubleshooting), not this page. #### Printer Settings **On a Mac:** After clicking print, click the middle page format button. [![Animated screenshot of the Mac print dialog](https://dyetub.com/images/printing-tips/Mac-Animation-Printing.gif)](https://dyetub.com/images/printing-tips/Mac-Animation-Printing.gif) **On a PC:** After clicking print, click the "preferences" button, then click the "Landscape" radio button, then click "OK." [![Animated screenshot of the Windows XP print dialog](https://dyetub.com/images/printing-tips/WindowsXPPrintingAnimation.gif)](https://dyetub.com/images/printing-tips/WindowsXPPrintingAnimation.gif) Now your certificate will print out at full size! #### Plenty of ink **For consumer inkjet printers:** A new cartridge for an inkjet printer will dramatically increase the quality of full color prints. The last thing you want is to waste a print when one of the colors run out halfway through the printing of the certificate! **For laser printers and commercial inkjets:** Before printing, check and make sure that the different colors are full. **For all printers:** Check your printer's settings for a "Quality" setting. Printers are automatically set to preserve toner and by setting the quality to "Best" or "High" your printer will use more ink making each print vibrant and display a greater range of color. #### Heavy Paper The heavier paper you use, the more impressive the certificate will be to the recipient. If you don't want to buy an entire ream of heavy paper, look for a section at the office supply store for specialty papers and you can find 50-packs of white linen or other paper types perfect for making a good impression! **Warning:** Some heavy papers can jam certain laser printers or will be damaged in the roller of a consumer inkjet. If your printer can only handle thin paper, consider buying a frame or certificate holder to improve your presentation. [Go to the certificate gallery](https://dyetub.com/certificates) ### Troubleshooting URL: https://dyetub.com/troubleshooting We're proud to report that less than 1 out of every 5,000 visitors to this site report any difficulties. Many more than that email us to tell us how pleased they are with the service. We take usability of our site very seriously. Please look through this page for assistance with your specific problem. All known issues and support is posted to this page. If your issue is not addressed here, please use the "Tell us what you think" link at the bottom of any page. #### Certificates print too small ![Certificates print too small](https://dyetub.com/images/printing-tips/certificate-too-small.gif) With correct printer settings, every certificate on DyeTub.com is *intended* to print out at full size (about 8" by 10.25"). ##### Step 1 Most printers default to printing in portrait mode or vertical orientation. **Quick answer:** Follow the instructions to [adjust your printer settings](https://dyetub.com/printing-tips) on the Printing Tips page. **Long answer:** Didn't work? Skip to number 2. ##### Step 2 There may be a problem with that particular certificate or printer combination. **Long answer:** Click the "Tell us what you think" link to the left. Please tell us which certificate is printing too small. IF all certificates are printing too small, tell us what printer manufacturer and model you are using. #### Certificates aren't centered on the paper ![Certificates aren't centered on the paper](https://dyetub.com/images/printing-tips/certificate-not-centered.gif) Most printers ship with default margins with include an extra .5" on the bottom of the page when printing in portrait mode or vertical orientation. Unfortunately, when printing in landscape mode or horizontal orientation, that extra margin "pushes" the certificate off-center toward the left edge of the paper. **Quick answer:** Trim the printout using scissors or a paper cutter to remove the excess margin from the right edge of the sheet. Kids should get a grown-up to help! **Long answer:** Adjust your printers margins to increase the margin on the left edge of the paper and decrease the margin on the right edge. Ideal margins for DyeTub certificates are 0.25" top, 0.375" right, 0.25" bottom, and 0.375" left. Every printer is different, so it's impossible for us to give specific instructions. #### Unusually long printing times ![Unusually long printing times](https://dyetub.com/images/printing-tips/long-print-times.gif) Certain models of Canon printers take expectionally long amounts of time to print particular certificate designs. Print times can range from 15-30 minutes. Certificate designs affected are the "Decorative" certificates. **Short answer:** Use a different certificate design or use a different brand printer. **Long answer:** We are working on determining the specific reason for the long print times. Expect updated versions of those certificate designs once we can reproduce and isolate the error. #### Certificates won't print ![Certificates won't print](https://dyetub.com/images/printing-tips/certificates-wont-print.gif) Obviously, this is a significant problem. Certificates that won't print aren't certificates at all. We've found that in the few cases where we receive this report, there are some basic guidelines to solve the error. **Quick answer:** Attempt this useful checklist, 1. *1. Make sure the printer works with your computer* This can be accomplished by printing something from your word processor or email application. 2. *2. Make sure your browser works with your printer* This can be accomplished by printing a plain webpage from your browser. Try printing this page by going to the "File" menu then selecting "Print" and hitting okay. **Long answer:** Still can't print? Send us a message with a description of how it fails to print and we'll do what we can to help. Use the "Tell us what you think" link on any page to send that message. ## Catalog Active certificate designs. - [Standard](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-standard): A plain, no-frills grey award certificate optimized for black-and-white printers, with bold headings and pinstripe texture. - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-gold): Gold border and navy headings on a pinstriped page make this a clean, easy-to-read printable certificate of achievement. - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-blue): A simple, modern award certificate in sky and navy blue with a wide color band border and pinstriped background. - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/textual-green): Free printable green-bordered certificate template with bold condensed headings and a fine pinstripe background. - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-greyscale): Classic black-and-white award certificate with an intricate knotwork border and subtle starburst background, for laser printers. - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-blue): Royal blue Celtic-knot border on a pale blue starburst background, a traditional award certificate with bold serif headings. - [Brown](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-brown): Rich brown knotwork border with a soft sand background, a warm, traditional printable certificate of appreciation. - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-gold): An ornate gold lattice border and pastel yellow background give this classic achievement award a formal, polished look. - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-green): Deep green ornamental border on a pale green radiant background, a traditional recognition certificate with crisp black type. - [Purple](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-purple): Vivid purple lattice border and soft lilac background make this ornate award certificate stand out on the wall. - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-red): Fire-engine red ornamental border with a light red starburst background, a bold traditional award certificate. - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-greyscale): Finely engraved grey rosette border on a classic award certificate template, sharp on any black-and-white printer. - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/trad-orange): Pumpkin orange decorative border on a light orange background, a bright traditional certificate template for autumn awards. - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-blue): Finely engraved rosette border in navy and royal blue surrounds this certificate of recognition, headed in classic serif type. - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-gold): An engraved gold rosette border and crisp black serif lettering give this award certificate a traditional, official look. - [Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-green): Forest and kelly green rosette engraving frames this recognition award, with matching green serif text throughout. - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-greyscale): A clean black-and-white achievement award template ringed with overlapping circles, designed for monochrome printing. - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-blue): Modern award certificate with a border of interlocking circles in bright blue and black, and bold sans-serif headings throughout. - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/circles-red): Contemporary printable award with a looping circle border in deep burgundy and black and strong modern type. - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-greyscale): Grey leafwork border and faint crest watermark on a certificate of appreciation built for black-and-white laser printers. - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-blue): An ornate blue leafwork border and soft grey crest watermark frame this classic award certificate with crisp black lettering. - [Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-gold): Old-gold leafwork trim and a subtle crest watermark give this printable recognition certificate a refined, traditional look. - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-red): Maroon leafwork edges with a soft grey crest behind the text make a handsome, print-ready achievement award. - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-greyscale): Elegant black-and-white calligraphy certificate template with sweeping script and pen-flourish borders that print crisply anywhere. - [Navy and Tan](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-navy_and_tan): Navy script calligraphy on a khaki-tan page with swooping ink borders, a distinguished certificate of recognition for formal awards. - [Burgundy and Pink](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-burgundy_and_pink): Flowing script calligraphy on a salmon-pink page with burgundy pen-stroke borders, an elegant printable award for special honors. - [Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-greyscale): Black-and-white band certificate template with music notes and marching silhouettes, made for plain laser printers. - [Kelly Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-kelly_green): Recognize band students with this kelly green music award certificate, bordered by staffs of notes and marching players. - [Orange](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-orange): Bright orange marching band achievement award, with wavy music staffs and musician silhouettes framing a bold title bar. - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-red): A red music certificate of recognition for band members, with notes along the edges and players on parade. - [Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/band-blue): A free printable marching band award in royal blue, with music staffs and silhouetted musicians framing the recipient's name. - [Crayon](https://dyetub.com/certificates/elementary-crayon): A colorful kids' award certificate in crayon-scribble lettering, with a rainbow-speckled border for art class and younger students. - [Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/scroll-red): Burgundy and red engraved rosettes edge this printable award, with deep burgundy lettering for a rich, formal finish. - [Flowers](https://dyetub.com/certificates/floral-flowers): Free printable floral certificate with hand-drawn daisies, cornflowers and berries blooming around graceful script headings. - [Flowers Black and White](https://dyetub.com/certificates/floral-flowers_black_and_white): A black-and-white floral award certificate with line-art daisies and cornflowers, ideal for monochrome printing or coloring in. - [Antique Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-antique_green): Vintage printable certificate of appreciation framed by leafy green and blue flourishes, with classic blackletter headings. - [Antique Pink](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-antique_pink.2): A magenta and violet antique recognition certificate with ornate corner flourishes and bold old-style headings. - [Antique Gold](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-antique_gold): An antique-style award certificate with gold scrollwork corners and old-world blackletter headings on a clean white page. - [Antique Greyscale](https://dyetub.com/certificates/calligraphy-antique_greyscale): Black-and-white antique award template with curling scroll corners, ready for any printer and any occasion. - [Graduation](https://dyetub.com/certificates/elementary-graduation): A fun kids' award with a cheerful cartoon stack of books and scroll corners, for young students. - [Formal Leafwork](https://dyetub.com/certificates/leafwork-formal_leafwork): Formal black-and-white award template with scrolling vines and roses on every edge, timeless and printer-friendly. - [Grill Off](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-grill_off): Fun family reunion certificate for the grill-off champion, with a cartoon griller, red checkered tablecloth and playful comic lettering. - [Furthest Traveler](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-furthest_traveler): A road-sign-bordered family reunion award for the relative who traveled the farthest, with bold headline type. - [Longest Name Pink](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_pink): A pink printable award for the relative with the longest name, decorated with a bubbly tongue-twister border. - [Longest Name Red](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_red): Red and black comic-style family reunion award honoring the longest name at the gathering. - [Longest Name Blue](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_blue): A playful family reunion award for the longest name in the family, with bubbly cartoon letters and blue stripes. - [Longest Name Green](https://dyetub.com/certificates/contest-longest_name_green.2): Green-striped certificate for the family member with the longest name, in puffy cartoon type that's fun to present. - [Spelling Bee](https://dyetub.com/certificates/writing-spelling_bee): Yellow spelling bee award with a cartoon bee mascot and honeycomb dots, ready to print for class or school champions. - [Chalk Board](https://dyetub.com/certificates/school_all_grades-chalk_board): A chalkboard certificate template in a wooden frame with a shiny red apple, chalk-style lettering for teacher and student awards.