Free online course certificate generator

Yes. This free certificate maker lets you customize, preview, download, and share a course certificate without creating an account or adding payment details. The generated certificate has no SchoolMaker watermark.

A certificate of completion is a document that records that a learner finished a specific course or training program. It names the student, the course, the issuing organization, and the date. It is not automatically a diploma, a license, or an accredited professional certification.

No. A course completion certificate says the student finished your online course. A professional certification usually means an authorized body assessed skills against a standard, often with an exam. Only use certification language on the file if you have the right to issue that credential.

Enter the student name, course title, school, instructor, and completion date in this certificate generator. Add a logo URL and brand color if you want the file to match your course landing page. Download a PNG or generate a shareable link. Keep the course title identical to the one on your sales page.

Yes. The download button creates a high-resolution PNG in your browser. Landscape, square, and portrait layouts are supported. Use landscape for a classic certificate, portrait for print, and square if students will post the credential.

The link stores the certificate details in its query string and opens a public certificate page. Anyone with the URL can view the same design, download the PNG, or share it. Avoid putting confidential or sensitive information in a shared certificate.

Yes. Paste a public http or https logo URL and select your primary brand color. Some image hosts block cross-origin downloads; if the logo does not appear in the PNG, use another public image URL.

The generator creates a record of completion, not accreditation by itself. Whether a certificate has legal or professional recognition depends on the training provider, course, jurisdiction, and claims shown on the credential.

Yes, if you actually issue one. When you create an online course, list the certificate of completion as a concrete outcome on the landing page and in launch emails. Students looking for a training certificate want to know they will receive a file they can save, not a vague “badge of honor.”