Employee Photo ID Barcode Logo Blue Access Pass Badge

Represent your business in style by supplying employees with elegant and professional photo ID badges. Picture, logo, bar code and text on this template are all simple to customize. If you prefer a colour other than turquoise blue, it's easy to change using the Zazzle design tool. TO CHANGE COLORS OR TO GIVE LOGO A TRANSPARENT BACKGROUND, SEE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW. These identification cards provide organization and security while presenting the corporate branding with a stylish and classic appearance. Design features a simple turquoise blue background, one round employee photo, company logo, and a UPC / bar code. Versatile layout is suitable for small businesses to large corporations and can be used as a temporary access pass for events, building construction projects, etc. IMAGE PLACEMENT TIP: An easy way to centre a picture exactly how you want is to crop it before uploading to the Zazzle website. TO OPEN ZAZZLE DESIGN TOOL, click "Personalize" or "Personalize this template", then scroll to bottom of list and choose "Click to customize further." Keep reading for detailed instructions. Once you're finished customizing, you'll click "Done." TO CHANGE LOGO IMAGE FROM A WHITE TO A TRANSPARENT BACKGROUND: In column on left hand side click "Your Logo." On the menu at the right under "Remove white from image," choose either "Background only" or "All white in image." TO CHANGE COLOR ON FRONT: In column on left click the first layer that says "Oval." On the right hand side of the screen, click "Border Colour" to display the colour boxes. Be careful not to choose "Fill Colour." You can choose your colour one of three ways: (1) select one of the colour squares, (2) enter a hex number, or (3) Select "Custom colour picker" and move the dot around until you find one you like. TO CHANGE COLOR ON BACK: In column on left hand side click "Background." A menu with colour boxes will appear. You can one of the colour boxes or if you want a larger selection, click the plus (+) sign. Move the dot around until you find a colour you like or enter a hex number in the white box at the bottom. TO CHANGE TEXT COLOR, In column on left hand side click "Layers" then click the box that shows the text you want to change. On the menu on the right hand side, click the box that says "colour" to display the colour boxes. (If the colour boxes are already displayed, clicking "colour" will hide the colour boxes, so you'll need to click again to display them.) Changing text colour is the same as for the ovals. See above.