Loona Name Tags Generator — Every Name, Neatly Tagged
Hand-written name tags are uneven, slow and always run out. A generated set is uniform and complete in a minute — and a printed tag with a child's name spelled exactly right is a small but real welcome.
How to Use It
- Type the subtitle — class, school or event name — that appears under every name.
- Paste the names, one per line, spelled exactly as they should appear.
- Choose tag size (2 or 3 per row) and make the tags.
- Print and cut along the dashed borders. Stick them on desks, pin them as badges, or slide them into lanyard pockets for trips.
How It Works
Each name becomes an identical tag card: a small "Hello, my name is" header, the name in large bold type, and your subtitle. Tags are laid out in a print grid with dashed borders as cutting guides, generated entirely in your browser from the list you paste.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use these as desk labels instead of badges?
Yes — print at 2-per-row for large desk name plates at the start of term; they double as handwriting models for young children learning to write their names.
What about privacy of student names?
Names are processed only in this page on your device and are not stored or sent anywhere. The printed tags are, of course, physical objects — handle them as you would any class list.
Can I add photos or colours per child?
This generator keeps tags uniform and ink-friendly on purpose. For individualised materials, the handwriting generator's class-list mode prints a personal practice page per child.