
Certificate template
A landscape certificate with a gold double frame, engraved-style lettering and signature lines.
What it looks like
A formal certificate for courses, awards and recognition: landscape A4, a gold and navy double frame with corner details, the title in Cinzel capitals, the recipient's name set large in EB Garamond, a line describing the achievement, and one to three signature lines with names and roles, plus the date and a certificate number.
Use it with your AI assistant
Connect Pressa to your assistant once, then ask for the document in plain words. It asks you for anything it is missing, fills the template and hands you the PDF. To change something later, just say what.
- Connect Pressa. In Claude Code run the command below; other assistants that support MCP take the address
https://api.pressa.dev/mcp.Terminalclaude mcp add --transport http pressa https://api.pressa.dev/mcp - Ask, for example:You
Use the Pressa template "certificate" and fill it with my details. Here is what I have: ...
For developers and automations
Send the fields as JSON and get a link to the PDF. It works without a key for a few documents a day; with a free key you get 50 a month. In n8n this is one HTTP Request node, set up as in the n8n guide.
curl -X POST https://api.pressa.dev/api/v1/public_templates/certificate/render \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d @data.jsonSample data.json
{
"data": {
"organization": "Lakeshore Institute of Design",
"title": "Certificate of Completion",
"intro": "This certifies that",
"recipient": "Maya Chen",
"achievement": "has successfully completed the 12-week Professional Program in User Experience Design, including a capstone project presented to an industry panel.",
"signatures": [
{
"name": "Dr. Laura Okonkwo",
"role": "Program Director"
},
{
"name": "James Whitfield",
"role": "Dean of Continuing Education"
}
],
"date": "September 25, 2026",
"certificate_id": "LID-2026-0487"
}
}Fields, sample data and instructions as JSON: GET https://api.pressa.dev/api/v1/public_templates/certificate. Source, free under the MIT license, on GitHub.