How To Mail Merge Certificates With PowerPoint Files

In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to create and mail merge our certificates using PowerPoint and Microsoft Word. With these simple steps, you will be able to quickly and easily mail merge student/participant names for printing. Whether you're a teacher, trainer, or event organizer, this process will save you time and effort while producing professional-looking certificates that your recipients will be proud to display. Follow along as we guide you through the entire process, from setting up your PowerPoint template to importing your data and merging it with our editable certificate designs.

If you are here because you already purchased our certificates. Thank you so much. We hope you find this useful, along with the written directions in the download. This video uses one of our Science Fair Templates, but the steps are the same as any certificates you purchased. See the written directions in your download too.

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[chansey]

Spent 2 hours searching everywhere on the web because I kept getting errors with mail merge, and then I finally found this video! Thank you so much for saving my life😆

[afrancisdared]

Thank you so much!! Was searching online how to do this and stumbled upon your video. Appreciate this! Saved me so much time in creating 100 certificates!

[sammoylan]

This is exactly how I do it. Every time I have to do certificates I google whether there's a solution that does it direct from Powerpoint but to no avail. It always seems long winded doing it like this but it works a treat!

[radenulive]

well, this answer my question anyway --> mailmerge cannot be done ini PPT, only Word. So, Thank You Very Much

[sanket]

How to make individual file when you have done 1000 certificates