Certify 🎓 Certificate Designer - Python GUI Tool
A no-code, drag-and-drop certificate generator powered by Python! Create professional certificates from Excel in minutes. 🎉
✨ Features
- 🖼️ Interactive Canvas: Draw text boxes on your certificate template with real-time mouse input.
- 📄 Excel Integration: Auto-map certificate fields from Excel sheet columns.
- 🖍️ Custom Fonts & Styles: Set font style, size, and color for each field.
- 👁️ Live Preview: Preview the first certificate before batch generation.
- 🖨️ Bulk Export: Generate personalized certificates for hundreds of participants.
- 📁 Save as PNG: Certificates saved to a
certificates/folder for easy access.
🚀 Quick Start
1️⃣ Requirements
pip install pillow pandas openpyxl 2️⃣ Run the App bash Copy Edit python certificate_gui.py 🧠 How It Works Load your certificate template image (JPG/PNG).
Load your Excel file (.xlsx) with participant data.
Draw a rectangle for each column (e.g., Name, Event, Date).
Choose your font style, size, and color per field.
Preview the output.
Hit "Generate All" to export certificates!
📁 File Structure
certificate_gui.py # Main GUI logic certificates/ # Auto-created folder with generated PNGs preview.png # Sample preview image 🧩 Tech Stack Python 3.x
Tkinter – GUI interface
Pillow – Image processing
pandas – Excel (.xlsx) reading
openpyxl – Backend engine for .xlsx files
🎯 Use Cases College and school event certifications 🏫
Hackathon participation awards 👨💻
Webinar/Workshop attendance proof 🎤
Volunteer appreciation 🎗️
🙌 Contributing Pull requests are welcome. Feel free to open an issue to discuss improvements or ideas 💡.
📜 License This project is licensed under the MIT License – see the LICENSE file for details.
🧑💻 Developed by Muthukumaran S ✨ Follow me on GitHub: @MuthuKumaran-Dev-10000 (https://github.com/MuthuKumaran-Dev-10000)
Let me know if you want:
- 🎨 Badge styles for dark themes
- 📌 Sample certificate template and Excel
- 📦 To package it into a PyPI installable package
Happy shipping your library! 🚀
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