Make your reward badges
Tick the awards and say how many of each — the sheet updates live. The grey outlines show where the labels are; they don’t print.
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A party they’ll want a badge for
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Quick guide
How to make printable reward stickers
- Add curved words for the top and bottom, such as the child's name and party.
- Tick the awards and set how many of each, or press + Add your own award.
- Choose your label sheet or plain card, then the style, lettering and colours.
- Press Download a test sheet first, check it against your labels, then Download print-ready PDF.

What it does
- 20 ready-made awards, plus your own
- Round and rectangle Avery-style label sheets
- Custom sheet measurements
- Plain card option with cutting lines
- Test sheet, start label and nudges
- Print-ready PDF or JPG download
Use it with
- Hero Mask Maker – print superhero, animal and fantasy party masks for little ones, kids or adults. Choose colour-in or full colour, with each child's name inside
- Bunting Maker – type a message such as HAPPY 40TH or JUST MARRIED and print personalised bunting with one letter per flag, in your chosen colours and pattern
- Colouring Sheet Maker – make personalised A4 colouring sheets for a children's party, with each child's name, a birthday cake with the right candles and party puzzles
- Cupcake Topper & Food Flag Maker – make round or scalloped cupcake toppers and buffet food flags in your colours. Download a print-ready A4 PDF to cut out
Questions
Reward Badge Maker: common questions
What are reward badges used for?
They are award stickers for children's parties, classes and clubs, such as Super Star, Best Dancer and Kindness Award, each with a picture and your own curved wording around the edge. Giving everyone an award at the end of a party is a simple way to make sure every child leaves feeling included.
Which label sheets does it work with?
It has settings for round 40 mm, 51 mm and 63.5 mm sheets and Avery L7160, L7163 and L7165 rectangles, or you can enter your own measurements. Print the test sheet on plain paper at Actual size, hold it against a label sheet to the light and adjust the nudges if the outlines do not line up.
Does the badge maker save or send anything?
No. The sheets are made in your browser, and the PDF and JPG files are created on your own device. The page does not send your names or award choices to any server and does not save them, so download your PDF before you close or reload the page.
Are badges safe for younger children?
The page advises that badges with safety pins are for older children only, and that stickers are better for little ones. If you print on plain card, a sticky pad on the back is an alternative to a pin. Hand awards out at the end so they do not get lost during games.
Tim’s tip
Print a few spare badges in a general award such as Super Star. A child who arrives late or a younger sibling then still gets one when awards are handed out.
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