01
Draw the card once
EditorPlace text, photos and codes on a CR80 canvas. Every field can be fixed, bound to a spreadsheet column, or composed from a pattern like {{first_name}} {{last_name}}.
A DexForge product
Design one card.
Print ten thousand.
QuicKards turns a single card design and a spreadsheet into print-ready ID cards — for universities, festivals, conferences and anyone who has ever laid out badges by hand.
Northfield University2026
Amara Okonkwo
Computer Science · Year 3
full_namecourse
NU-2026-004182card_id
- 1012 × 638
- px per card at 300 dpi
- 5,000
- rows per batch
- 1
- renderer, editor and output
- PDF + ZIP
- print-ready output
The pipeline
Three steps, then it runs itself.
02
Bring the roster
IngestImport a CSV and drop in a ZIP of photos named by ID. Headers match forgivingly — “Full Name” finds full_name — and each photo lands on the right card by filename.
03
Render the batch
OutputRendering runs on a queue, not in your browser tab. Thousands of cards become individual PNGs plus one combined PDF, with a report of anything that had to be substituted.
Your next batch is
an afternoon, not a week.
Free to start. No card stock required until you are ready to print.