Free Name Tag Printable

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• “Hello” tags — red (PDF)
• “Hello” tags — blue (PDF)
• “Hello” tags — green (PDF)
• “Hello” tags — orange (PDF)
• “Hello” tags — purple (PDF)
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Name Tag Printable Pack

Blank “Hello my name is” sheets in six colours, event badge inserts for 4 × 3 in holders, kids’ name tags, icebreaker tags and a guest list and check-in sheet.

• “Hello” tags — red (PDF)
• “Hello” tags — blue (PDF)
• “Hello” tags — green (PDF)
• + 7 more

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Christmas Dinner Table Printables

Illustrated Christmas dinner printables: tent place cards in two designs, a menu card to fill in and table numbers 1-12 in a watercolor wreath.

• 2 place card designs, 4 per page (PDF)
• Christmas dinner menu card, 5x7, two per page (PDF)
• Table numbers 1-12 (PDF)

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Free printables

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What’s in the pack

• Blank “Hello my name is” tag sheets in six colours (8 per page)
• Event badge inserts sized for common 4 × 3 in clear holders (6 per page)
• Kids’ name tags for classrooms, camps and field trips
• Icebreaker tags with prompts such as “Ask me about…”
• Guest list and check-in sheet

Use the free tool above to print tags with names already filled in.

Choosing a name tag style

Colour bands can show roles at a glance — for example red for staff, blue for speakers and green for volunteers — so print each group with its own colour.

Worked example

A community garden organises a volunteer day for 34 people. The coordinator pastes the sign-up list with each person’s job after a comma, sorts it alphabetically, adds six blank tags for walk-ins and picks the “Hello my name is” style in green. The tool lays out 40 tags on five sheets of full-page sticker paper; at the welcome table, volunteers find their tag in alphabetical order and write walk-ins’ names on the blanks.

Making names easy to read

• Use first names large and surnames or roles smaller — people read name tags from about a metre away.
• Keep second lines short: a team, table number or a conversation starter.
• Print in dark ink on a light background for contrast.
• Wear the tag on the right side: when you shake hands, the other person’s eyes follow your arm to it.
• Offer a marker at the welcome table for nicknames and pronouns if people want to add them.

Running a smooth welcome table

• Print tags a day early and sort them alphabetically in a tray or on the table.
• Keep a few blank tags and markers for walk-ins and name corrections.
• Tick names off on the check-in sheet as people arrive — it doubles as an attendance record.
• Put the tray where the queue forms, not behind the registration desk.
• Collect badge holders at the exit if you plan to reuse them.

Printing on sticker paper

Full-sheet sticker (label) paper works in most inkjet and laser printers — check the pack for your printer type. Print a test page on plain paper first and hold it against the sticker sheet to confirm alignment, then cut the tags apart with a paper trimmer. For badges, print on card stock and slip the inserts into clear holders; 4 × 3 in is a widely available holder size, but measure yours before printing.

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