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Work · July 13, 2026

CertLeaf

Hey everyone! CertLeaf is a product I started building mainly to solve a pain point of my college days when I used to issue digital E-certificates to students who attended club-led workshops and other events. Give it a spin if you issue E-Certificates regularly. If you have an event coming up soon, email us at [email protected] for free credits :)

CertLeaf launched on July 13, 2026 with 4 votes, #6,023 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

Generate certificates in bulk with CSV, add QR code verification, and email certificates to recipients with CertLeaf bulk certificate issuing software.

Generate certificates in bulk with CSV, add QR code verification, and email every certificate to recipients from one organized workspace. Upload a base certificate, place recipient fields, signatures, dates, IDs, and verification QR codes once, then reuse the same template for every batch. Create a single certificate when needed, or upload a spreadsheet and let CertLeaf issue verifiable certificates in bulk for everyone. Create and send certificates in bulk while keeping recipient details, downloads, certificate IDs, and delivery status in one workspace. Add QR proof pages so employers, schools, event teams, and recipients can confirm authenticity without contacting your team. CertLeaf is…from certleaf.com

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