News and Updates

New Lukasz Adam Illustrations

We have another great resource for illustrations and artwork to use with your certificate creations. It is my pleasure to welcome Lukasz Adam and his illustrations into the CertificateCreator libary. His library of illustrations are free to use for personal and commercial use (MIT License). The initial import was about 180 separate illustrations that can be accessed from inside the Certificatate Creator from the lukaszadam.com category. The illustrations are also tagged with other categories where appropriate and are searchable by keywords.

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Version 4.3 Released

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What’s new in version 4.3.0 This is a request that comes up every few years, but not enough to ever make it onto the to do list in the last 18 years, but it was finally time to give the ability to create portrait orientation certificates: When creating new certificates there is now a Document Setting window that allows you to choose between Portrait and the traditional Landscape orientation.

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unDraw Clip Art Added

A few weeks ago I stumbled upon the unDraw clip art collection by Katerina Limpitsouni. «A constantly updated collection of beautiful svg images that you can use completely free and without attribution.» The nice images caught my eye but also the MIT license that she is using, which allows the us to incorporate them into the Certificate Creator! I’ve spent the last couple of weeks preparing the files and putting them into the system.

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Space Themed Certificates

Last month we released some space themed clip art (rockets, planets and aliens). Using some of the new space themed clip art we created new certificates and awards that incorporate the space clip art into a variety of templates. You will find these and other certificates in the system ready for you to customize and print! Log-in or join now to start using these and many more certificates.

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New Certificates In January

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We’re kicking off the new year with a bunch of new certificates, clip art and borders! New Clip Art New Certificates A few of the new templates added to the system in the last 30 days: Log-in or join now to start using these and many more certificates.

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Creating 4-up Certificates

Here is an example on how to put 4 certificates onto 1 page. This tutorial showcases: Multiple certificates per page Placing a signature Customizing text Resizing multiple objects as a group Duplicating objects Centering text to the certificate page Log-in or join now

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Framing A Photo Tutorial

Building upon the File Upload tutorial we will now add a border around the headshot image we added to the Superior Performance certificate template. This video shows the following features: Using a certificate border to frame an image Sizing a border Using the color picker to match a color Log-in or join now

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Uploading your Own Images Tutorial

Deluxe members have the ability to upload their own images and use them on their creations. Certificate Creator accepts the following file formats: .jpg .png .svg This video shows the following features: Uploading your own images Placing uploaded images on a certificate Resizing uploaded image Duplicating objects Selecting multiple items Removing objects from a template Adding student or player headshots to your certificates and awards Log-in or join now

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Sharing Certificates

Brand new in version 4.1 is the ability to share your own creations with other Certificate Creator members. A few things to keep in mind before sharing your work: Upon publishing a certificate it will no longer be private, all CertificateCreator.com members will have access to use and print this certificate. Any shared certificate is free of any Copyright or Trademark images and/or text. Remove any names, schools or companies from the certificate before publishing.

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Creating Signatures

In version Certificate Creator 4.0 we added a new feature to allow members to sign a certificate with their mouse. If your computer supports a touch screen then you can also use your finger (drawing tablets are also supported).

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