Berlvis Credentials is a web tool for producing batches of ID cards and certificates from recipient data and spreadsheet templates. Users can map Excel or CSV columns to template fields and generate CR80 cards or A4 certificates. Exports include 300 DPI PDF print sheets and PNG files. QR codes can be tied to recipient records, and paid plans include bulk QR signing. Independent QR verification is not generally available; the current beta focuses on bulk issuance. The maker says template definitions are saved to the cloud, while uploaded photos and spreadsheets stay on the user's machine and are not persisted. Its playbook recommends splitting runs above a few thousand rows into batches of 2,000–3,000 to keep browser memory predictable. The product is available in beta. The Free tier has watermarked exports. ID Cards costs 5,000 NGN per month, and All Access costs 50,000 NGN per year; All Access adds certificates, bulk QR signing, brand kits, team templates, and priority support.
Who it is for
Berlvis Credentials is described for HR teams, schools, training programs, and events that need batch ID cards or certificates. The paid plans may suit teams needing bulk QR signing or unwatermarked exports.
What is good
- Maps Excel or CSV columns to template fields.
- Exports PDF print sheets at 300 DPI and PNGs.
- Free tier provides Studio access.
- All Access includes priority support.
What to know first
- Free exports carry a watermark.
- Independent QR verification is not generally available.
- Product is in beta.
- Large runs are advised to be split into batches.
Verdict
Berlvis Credentials supports batch card and certificate production with spreadsheet imports and multiple export formats. Buyers should note the beta status, free-tier watermark, and limits around independent QR verification.
Berlvis Credentials plans and pricing
All plansCompared on certificate maker software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Bulk generation
- Yes
- Recipient data import
- csv
- Export formats
- QR code support
- Yes
- Brand kit
- Yes
- Team collaboration
- Yes
