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You don't need expensive cameras or a fancy set up to take photos for your ID cards. Most digital cameras and smartphones do the job perfectly. This guide will help you take the best photographs for your ID cards. A photo or selfie taken with a phone works perfectly well. This can save you time and frustration when team members aren't in the office to get their photo taken. Check the Lighting Bright, natural lighting works best. Try to avoid harsh or uneven lighting to to avo

This is a step-by-step guide to help you design your own ID cards. Follow these steps, and you'll be on your way to getting perfectly printed ID cards for your business. A note about personalising your cards. This step usually comes later, but it's important to think about before getting started. If creating your own design, you can create a template with blank spaces for names, job titles and photos. We'll then use your blank template to personalise and print each card for y

It's easy to send data for us to print your ID cards. Whether you choose to use email or a file transfer application, it takes just a couple of minutes once you've found a process that works for you. Step 1 | Organise your data If you created and personalised your own ID cards and have print-ready files for each of them, you can skip this part and move on to the transfer methods below. Create a list The first step is to create a list of all the staff or members who need an ID