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u/staticmaker1 8 hours ago

I made a free certificate wording generator (no sign-up, runs in your browser)

Every time I had to write a certificate, I ended up googling “certificate of completion wording” and stitching together text from three different templates. So I built a small tool to do it. You pick the certificate type (completion, attendance, participation, training, CPD, appreciation, volunteer, internship and so on), type in the name, course, and organization, and it gives you five versions to copy: * Formal * Concise * Warm * Compliance (hours, provider, and accreditation as labeled lines, for CE/CPD) * Short (for badges and wallet cards) Hours, date, and accreditation line are optional, and the wording adapts if you leave them blank. It’s free with no sign-up, and everything is generated in your browser, so nothing is uploaded. https://certfusion.com/certificate-wording-generator Disclosure: I run CertFusion, which is the paid product behind this. The wording tool itself is free and doesn’t need an account. If there’s a certificate type or phrasing your industry uses that’s missing, tell me and I’ll add it.
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  1. u/No-Juice-8677 1 8 hours ago
    its cool that it runs locally, i hate when simple tools need a login the compliance option with hours and accreditation is actually useful, most generators skip that part
  2. u/investigatormaker 1 7 hours ago
    When I opened Free Certificate Wording Generator, “compliance-ready” stood out: I'd rename that option “CPD record wording” and explain that it formats the supplied hours and accreditation details rather than checking them. That would make the difference between useful wording and verified accreditation clearer. I make ThreadFox. I went through Free Certificate Wording Generator as a first-time visitor and wrote up what I hit; the full check is free: https://threadfox.vip/p/free-certificate-…