A certificate for effort
For parents marking a new personal best or a week of steady practice. Type your child's name; it stays on this device and prints in ink. Free, no sign-up.
How to use it with your child
- Type your child's name. It stays on this device and isn't saved.
- Check the achievement line. If you came from a new personal best, it's filled in already.
- Choose the paper size and tap Print sheet.
Which school years it suits
Any age; younger children enjoy it most. Keep certificates for real effort, so they stay special.
Effort, not cleverness
The wording thanks your child for practising and for beating their own best, never for being clever. Children praised for effort tend to keep trying after a mistake; that's what the certificate celebrates. Names are printed in ink colour, never red.
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Questions parents ask
Is the name saved or sent?
Neither. It's only in this page while you print.
Why is the Japanese certificate vertical?
Traditional 賞状 are written top to bottom, right to left, with the era date (令和). Taiwan's 獎狀 follows the same style with the 民國 year.