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Building a Name Badge Template

Create conference and event name badges with attendee details, company logos, and QR codes.

Overview

Name badges are small, highly visual documents used at conferences, corporate events, and workshops. They need to be readable from a distance while containing essential attendee information.

Page Setup

  • Size: Custom — 324 × 216px (4.5 × 3 inches at 72 DPI)
  • Orientation: Landscape
  • Margins: 15px all sides

Multiple Badges Per Sheet

To print multiple badges on a single A4 sheet, design each badge at standard size and use batch generation to create individual PDFs, then combine them for cutting.

Layout

  1. Top strip — Colored band with event name and logo (30px height)
  2. Center area — Large attendee name and company
  3. Bottom strip — Role/track indicator and QR code

Dynamic Fields

Field KeyStyleExample
attendeeName24px bold, centered, darkAlice Johnson
company14px regular, centered, grayAcme Corp
role11px bold, uppercase, badge colorSPEAKER
eventName10px, white, top stripTech Summit 2025
qrCodeImage, 60 × 60px, bottom-right(QR image URL)

Color-Coded Roles

Use conditional styling to color-code badges by attendee role:

RoleColor
SpeakerBlue (#2563EB)
AttendeeGreen (#16A34A)
SponsorPurple (#9333EA)
OrganizerOrange (#EA580C)
VIPGold (#CA8A04)

Design Tips

  • Make the name the largest element — readable from 3 feet away
  • Keep company name secondary but visible
  • Use bold colors for role indicators
  • Place the QR code where it's easy to scan (bottom corner)
  • Leave borders for cutting guides if printing on sheets

Sample API Data

Generate Request Data
{
  "templateId": "tmpl_name_badge",
  "data": {
    "attendeeName": "Alice Johnson",
    "company": "Acme Corp",
    "role": "SPEAKER",
    "eventName": "Tech Summit 2025",
    "qrCode": "https://example.com/qr/attendee-42.png"
  }
}

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