1Add names

• Upload CSV: drag a file onto the upload box or click it. The file needs a header row with Firstname and Lastname columns (First Name, Surname and similar also work). Uploading replaces the current list.
• Type names in: fill in Firstname and Lastname under the list and press Add or Enter.
• Edit: click any name in the list to change it. The badges update as you type.
• Remove: click × next to a name, or Clear all names to start over.
• Try sample names fills the list with examples so you can try things out.

2Design the badge

• Logo: PNG, JPG, GIF or WebP; a transparent PNG looks best. Drag the logo on any badge to move it, or drag the small square at its corner to resize. The switch hides it without removing it.
• Name text: pick a font, style and colour for first and last names. Other Google Font… lets you type any font from fonts.google.com. Long names shrink to fit.
• Size & layout: choose a badge size preset or type any size in mm; the box shows how many fit per A4 page. Sliders set the logo and name positions and sizes. Gap between at 0 mm means neighbouring badges share one cut line.
• Background: pick a colour, or add a background image and choose Fill, Fit or Stretch. Lower the image opacity if the names are hard to read.
• Reset design to defaults undoes design changes but keeps your names, logo and background image.

3Print & download

• Agree to the disclaimer first: tick the checkbox in Step 3. Printing and downloading only work once it is ticked.
• Pages are A4. The app fits as many badges per page as it can and turns the page to portrait when that fits more.
• Print Badges: in the print dialog keep Scale: 100% and Margins: None. Chrome and Edge pick the orientation automatically; in Firefox or Safari choose it to match the preview.
• Download PDF: saves name-tags.pdf. It needs an internet connection the first time.
• The Zoom menu only changes the preview, not the printout.

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