Add Arabic calligraphy to your certificates: appreciation phrases drawn by hand, with seals and frames you fill with a recipient's name and print.
Start designingWhy set a certificate in calligraphy rather than a plain font?
A calligraphic composition carries the diacritics and interlocking forms a calligrapher draws, and that is what gives a certificate its gravity. A plain font types letters in their default shapes, so the page reads as a document rather than an honour.
What can you design with them?
Appreciation certificates for students and teachers
Participation certificates for courses and events
Recognition certificates for staff and volunteers
Calligraphic thank-you phrases for the certificate head
Seals and frames for the border and footer
How do you build a certificate around the calligraphy?
Put the composition at the head of the certificate and leave the name line beneath it empty in a clear font, then the signature, seal and date at the foot. Save it in Andalusi so you change only the name for each recipient.