First is the Business Name and Photo ID badge, which is simple but informative. If you are creating ID badges for employees, students or club members, there are two name badge templates offered that include places to insert photos. You can add whatever information you want to these templates, from text boxes to WordArt to images, and print them on any color or type of paper you choose. These are 2.25 inches high and 3.5 inches wide, also with a narrow margin between the rows and columns of badges.
Likewise, the blank portrait orientation badge template, shown left, produces eight blank name tags.
There is a narrow margin between the columns to make it easier to distinguish one from another, and the badges are bordered in dotted lines to make cutting them apart easier. The landscape page, shown at the right, produces eight tags that are 3.7 inches high and 2.5 inches wide. There are pages of blank badges in both landscape and portrait orientation, but be aware that the badges themselves are actually in the opposite direction of the page. If so, these blank sheets will help you get started. Perhaps you want to design your own name badge templates. Your computer might save the template to your temporary folder by default, so be sure to save the file to a location where you can easily find it in order to use it again. This will take you to a new page where you will need to click the Download button to obtain the template. When you find the tag template that you would like to use, click on the corresponding Download Page link at the end of the article.
Click on any image to enlarge it for a better view. Screenshots are provided to give you an idea of what each of these name badge templates looks like.
#Name tag templates for ms word install#
If you have 2003, you will need to install the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack in order to use these templates. This means that you can download them to use in Word 2007 or 2010. All of the templates described here were created using Word 2010 and are in.
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