Skill Certificate

70 landscape skill certificate designs plus premium portrait - logo, signatures, QR code, batch from Excel

100% free. Runs entirely in your browser - your files and data never leave your device and nothing is uploaded to any server.

Certificate text

Tip: any field can use {name}{course}{hours}{grade}{rank}{id} - filled per person in batch mode.

badge Course, hours, grade & ID
workspace_premium Logo, seal & signatures
image
Logo
approval
Seal / stamp
signature
Signature 1
signature
Signature 2

Images stay in your browser - they are never uploaded.

qr_code_2 QR code

Put {id} or {name} in the link and every certificate in a batch gets its own QR code.

translate Urdu / Arabic / Hindi (bilingual)

Any field can be typed in Urdu, Arabic or Hindi too - Urdu and Arabic are set right-to-left and every script gets a Noto font automatically.

tune Placement, name style & sizes
Date
Signature 1
Signature 2
Name colour
Title74px
Presented to34px
Recipient name96px
Description33px
Dates & signatures28px
Course name46px
groups Batch: many certificates at once
save Save, backup & reuse

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Templates - 75 designs in Skill

Skill certificates that state the level

Skill certificates confirm that someone can do something specific - type at 60 words per minute, build a REST API, weld to a standard, speak a language at B2. Hiring managers read them to judge level, not effort. This skill certificate maker is built for bootcamps, tutors, assessors and employers, with the skill, level and how it was assessed spelled out. A skill certificate is strongest when it names the level as well as the skill. "Python - intermediate" tells a hiring manager something; "Python" leaves them guessing. You get seventy landscape skill designs, fifty premium, each headed “Certificate of Skill Proficiency”. Candidate names are processed locally.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose a proficiency designPick a clean, professional layout that a hiring manager will take seriously.
  2. State skill and levelName the skill and the level - "Python - intermediate", "B2 Spanish" - and how it was assessed, and sign as the assessor.
  3. Issue it to candidatesBatch certificates for everyone who passed the assessment.

Skill certificate wording examples

  • "[Name] has demonstrated Spanish language proficiency at CEFR level B2 (assessed 12 May 2027)."
  • "Excel - Advanced: pivot tables, Power Query and dashboards, assessed by practical test."
  • "Touch typing: 65 words per minute at 98% accuracy."

Using recognised scales

Where a common scale exists, use it - CEFR levels A1 to C2 for languages, for example. Otherwise define your own beginner, intermediate and advanced levels and state the assessment method: project, practical test or portfolio review. A short description of what the level means is more useful than a long list of topics.

Key features

  • Skill and level stated together, so the certificate means something to employers.
  • Room to describe how the skill was assessed.
  • Suits bootcamps, language schools, tutors and workplace assessments.

Common uses

  • Bootcamps certifying module skills.
  • Language tutors confirming level.
  • Employers recording internal skills checks.
  • Trade trainers certifying practical skills.

Tips for better results

  • Name the level and the scale.
  • State the assessment method.
  • Date the assessment.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Certifying attendance and calling it skill. If nobody assessed anything, it is a completion certificate.
  • No level stated.
  • Claiming an official scale result without an official exam.
  • Listing topics instead of competence.

Frequently asked questions

The skill, level, assessment method and date, the holder and the assessor or organisation.

Yes, for languages, if your assessment is aligned to them - do not imply an official exam unless one was taken.

Completion confirms someone finished a course; a skill certificate confirms they can do something at a level.

Add a certificate ID and contact or QR code for verification.

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