Pick a style, type the names, and download a printable PDF. No sign-in required. For a longer list, import Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets. Free downloads include a watermark.
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Pick one style, add the names, and print the sheet. Import a roster only when the list is long.

Start with a wearable name tag layout: a large name, a bordered badge, or a photo badge. Set Avery 5395, 5392, or 5390 after that if you already have badge stock.

Type a few names, paste a list, or import Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets. Columns such as Title, Company, or Role can fill the lines under the name.

Adjust fonts, colors, and spacing, then add a company logo, school mark, or shared event artwork to the layout.

Preview the sheet and download the PDF. Free downloads include a watermark. Print a plain-paper alignment test, then print at 100% scale on adhesive badge stock or insert cardstock.
Wearable name tags use Avery 5395, 5392, or 5390 badge sheets. Avery 5163 (4" × 2") is a temporary sticker sheet, not a badge insert — do not use Avery 5160 address labels for tags you plan to wear.
Wearable badges: Avery 5395 / 8395 (2⅓" × 3⅜", 8 per Letter sheet), Avery 5392 (3" × 4" inserts, 6 per sheet), and Avery 5390 (2¼" × 3½", 8 per sheet). Avery 5163 is only a temporary sticker size, not one of these badge sheets.
Print peel-and-stick conference badges, refill inserts for clip or pin holders, or 3" × 4" cards for hanging / lanyard badge holders.
Upload a company logo, school crest, sponsor mark, or event graphic and keep it consistent across every badge in the set.
Download one high-quality PDF with the full name list, consistent spacing, and optional cut or perforation guides. Always test-print on plain paper first.
Built for wearable name badges and desk name plates. Looking for folded table place cards for seating? Use our Place Card Maker instead.
Create attendee badges with name, job title, company, and logo. Import the registration list instead of designing each badge by hand.
Print desk name tags for the first day of school, open house, or a class list. Type the names or paste the roster.
Make staff, volunteer, visitor, and networking badges with a company logo and role line.
Print name tags for alumni reunions, community meetups, and workshops—ideal when everyone needs a clear, wearable label.
Import a spreadsheet and generate the complete badge set from one editable design, with different details on each row.
Keep the same layout and print settings for recurring meetings or classes—just update the name list and reprint.
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