Bulk create turns one design and a class list into a full set of personalised pages. Design a certificate with {{name}} where the name should go, upload a CSV of your pupils, and Edigo generates every copy at once. Thirty certificates, name tags or flashcards in the time it used to take to make one.
Start for freeExport your register or vocabulary list as a CSV from any spreadsheet, upload it, and every row becomes its own finished page in your design.
Put {{placeholders}} like {{name}} or {{award}} anywhere in your design - headings, sentences, labels - and bulk create swaps in the right value for every pupil.
Merge spelling lists into flashcards, pupil names into tray labels and name tags, or scores and comments into personalised feedback slips - any repetitive set becomes one job.
The tedious part of end-of-term certificates was never the design, it was the thirty copies. Bulk create removes the copying, so you only design once.
Design one page exactly as you want the set to look, using placeholders wherever the content should change: {{name}}, {{class}}, {{word}}, {{definition}}. Then upload a CSV whose column headings match those placeholders. Edigo generates one page per row, substituting each pupil's details, and you print or export the whole personalised set together.
The same class CSV keeps paying off all year. In September it makes name tags, peg labels and book labels. At the end of term it makes certificates. A vocabulary CSV becomes flashcards this week and revision cards next month. Once your data is in a list, every personalised resource is a design plus one upload.
Yes. Bulk create is included in Edigo's free editor for teachers, so you can generate full class sets of certificates, labels and flashcards without paying anything.
A CSV file, which every spreadsheet tool can export. Use one row per pupil or item, with column headings that match the placeholders in your design.
Yes. Combine as many as you need - {{name}}, {{award}}, {{date}} and more - and each generated page fills in all of them from its row of the CSV.
Yes. Generated pages are normal editable pages, so you can tweak a name spelling or adjust one pupil's certificate without having to regenerate the whole set.