Membership certificate templates

Welcome new members with a certificate that says they belong. Add your club or association, the member's name and the date they joined, choose one of six designs and download a print-ready PDF. Wording for new, life, honorary and founding members is below.
Membership certificate templates

Certificate of membership designs for clubs and associations

Elegant is set and suits societies with a long history; Modern and Playful fit sports clubs and youth groups. Use your club colours and logo.

  • Membership certificate template – Elegant style Elegant
  • Membership certificate template – Classic style Classic
  • Membership certificate template – Modern style Modern
  • Membership certificate template – Minimal style Minimal
  • Membership certificate template – Playful style Playful
  • Membership certificate template – Sports style Sports

Make a membership certificate

The membership wording is filled in, with a Club President signature line. Enter your club or society, the member and the year they joined, and download a PDF or a 300 DPI PNG to hand over at the next meeting. Free, no login.

Membership certificate wording

The line under the name follows This certifies that, so start with a verb: is a member, has been elected, is named. Then say which group and since when.

New member

is a member in good standing of the Lakeside Rowing Club for the 2026 season.

Life member

has been elected a Life Member of the Greenfield Cricket Club in honour of 25 years of membership.

Honorary member

is named an Honorary Member of the Harbour Town Choir for many years of support as our accompanist.

Founding member

is a founding member of the Northside Makers Society, established on 14 February 2026.

Alumni association

is a member of the Westbrook High School Alumni Association, Class of 2015.

Supporting member of a non-profit

is a supporting member of Friends of Elm Park for 2026, helping keep the park green for everyone.

Tenth year of membership

has renewed membership of the Bayview Chess Society for a tenth year in a row.

Junior member

is a junior member of the Hilltop Tennis Club, under-14 squad, for the 2026 season.

What to put on a membership certificate

A membership certificate confirms that someone belongs, so the facts lead: who, which organisation, what kind of membership and since when.

Element What to write
Title Certificate of Membership, or Life Membership and Honorary Membership for special grades.
Line above the name The default reads This certifies that, which suits a society; a youth or social club may prefer Presented to.
Member's name The name exactly as it appears in your membership register.
Organisation The club, association or society's full name, with its logo or crest at the top.
Membership details The membership type and the date they joined or the season it covers, plus a membership number if you use them.
Signatories Usually the president and the secretary, each signing by hand.

How to make a membership certificate

1.

Set the look

Pick a style, set your club colours and add your logo.

2.

Enter the member

Type the member's name, the membership type and the date they joined.

3.

Hand it over

Print the PDF for the welcome evening or annual meeting, or send the PNG with your welcome email.

Spreadsheet

Certificates for the whole membership register

A new season or an annual renewal means a certificate for every member on the register. DynaPictures turns the register into one certificate per member in your club's design, with the membership type and join date filled in and each PDF named after the person.

  • Import the register from Excel or CSV
  • Member type and number from columns
  • One PDF per member, ready to print
A DynaPictures spreadsheet with one row per image, and the image generated from the selected row

Membership certificate FAQ

A certificate a club, association or society gives a member to confirm they belong. It names the member, the organisation, the type of membership and the date they joined, and many groups hand it over on joining or at a milestone.