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Create and customize your club's annual membership cards

Plugin.ch lets you design and print professional membership cards, optionally with your members' photos. Customize the design, preview the result, and print in just a few clicks.

1

Access card management

From the menu, click “Manage membership cards” to access the interface for creating and customizing membership cards.

Access to membership card management

Menu for accessing card management

2

Customize the design of your cards

The customization screen allows you to configure the appearance of your membership cards. You can change the colors, add the club logo, include members' photos, and adjust all visual elements to match your club's identity.

Card customization interface

Card design customization interface

Access advanced options

A complete configuration panel allows you to adjust all your card settings: size, orientation, print resolution, photo inclusion, information to display, etc.

Complete configuration panel

Complete card settings panel

3

Preview before printing

Before printing, click the “Card example” button to see an exact preview of what your printed cards will look like. This lets you check the layout, colors, and position of the elements.

Preview of a membership card

Membership card example (TC Confignon 2020)

Tip: To include member photos on your cards, first make sure the “Use photos for members” setting is enabled in “Manage general settings”. Photos must be uploaded for each member.
Warning: For professional-quality printing, use paper suited to business cards (thick, glossy) and set your printer settings to the best available resolution. Don't forget to do a test print before starting the full print run.

Plugin.ch Tutorial — Manage settings

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