Custom Event Badge Printing

Yes, the page offers lanyard attachments, clip-ons and magnetic holders. Lanyards suit conferences, clips work for staff who move around, and magnetic holders avoid pin holes in jackets, so pick the attachment according to what your attendees will wear and tell us which one you want when you request a quotation.

Yes, the badges are printed in digital high resolution full colour, so your event logo, sponsor marks and a colour band for each attendee category can all be included. Provide the artwork and the wording, and a proof is sent before printing.

Yes, event badges suit conferences, exhibitions, seminars and staff onboarding days, where people need to read a name and role quickly. For multi-session events, a colour band for each attendee type helps organisers spot speakers, sponsors and visitors across a crowded hall.

The page lists six: small 5 x 7.6 cm, standard 7.6 x 10.2 cm, medium 8.9 x 12.7 cm, large 10.2 x 15.2 cm, a 7.6 cm square and a 5.7 cm circle. Choose standard for a name and title, and large only if you also print an agenda or QR code.

A badge identifies the person with a name and role, while a pass grants access to specific zones such as backstage, VIP or exhibitor areas. Many events combine both on one card, using a colour band or code to show the access level.

The page says the badges are made from durable materials, though it does not name a specific material. For a multi-day event, mention the number of days when you request a quotation so the right construction and attachment can be recommended, and avoid the thinnest option if badges will be worn all day.

Yes, corporate bulk orders start from 20 pieces. That covers a small seminar, a committee or a single training day, and larger conferences simply scale up the quantity, so please give us your expected attendees plus a buffer for walk-ins, speakers and replacements for lost badges.

Yes, digital full-colour printing reproduces most brand colours well, provided the artwork is supplied in CMYK mode. The page warns that RGB or Pantone references can shift the printed result, so state your exact brand colours when you request a quotation and approve them on the proof.

Send JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD or PDF, ideally at 300 DPI in CMYK. Lower resolution reduces print quality, and a logo pulled from a website is often only 72 DPI, so ask the brand owner for the original file before you send it.

Printing only starts after you approve a proof of your badge. Revisions remain possible after ordering, and event details such as the venue, speaker names and sponsor logos are the usual late changes, so read those lines closely on the proof.

Yes, you can request a sample before placing a bulk order. Try it with your intended lanyard or clip, check that your text is readable from arm's length, and see whether the badge sits flat or flips over when worn, then confirm your quantity.

A simple rule: standard size with a lanyard for conferences, a circle or square with a clip or magnet for casual team events, and a large size when you need extra printed details. Then request a quotation or chat on WhatsApp with your headcount.