Organize Name Text For Free

Use a font that is easy to read, such as Gotham, Arial, Myriad Pro, Helvetica, or Futura. Steer clear from cursive, serif, or italic fonts. Make sure that the text is horizontally and vertically aligned, to fit perfectly within the name tag space.

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Name tags are meant to be read, so it's best to opt for something easily readable. Serif and sans serif fonts are ideal over script and handwritten ones for that reason. Larger fonts are also preferred and sometimes paired with all caps and/or bold formatting.

We recommend fonts such as Helvetica or Open Sans. These are both 'sans serif' fonts, ones which lack the extra flicks and details seen in others such as Times New Roman. This helps prevent text looking as if it is merging together when printed at small sizes.

To organize name tags for distribution, consider grouping them alphabetically or by registration type. This will make it easier for conference staff to distribute them efficiently and avoid confusion.

Create Name Tags Using a Template Open a document, go to the File tab to select Home, and click " More Templates." Enter the keywords "name badge" to view your options. Alternatively, you can use the Office Templates website to view the name tags and download a template to use in the Word desktop application.

Font size matters: Name tags must be printed in a font size that practically fills the tag. It is a total waste of printing space to print tags in small or 12 point type. I always begin printing tags using 40 point type.