Agents and brokerages
Real Estate Agent Name Badges
Agent name badges with your brokerage logo, name and specialty, printed as CR80 cards for open houses, office meetings and home shows.
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Make every name easy to recognize
Create matching agent badges with your brokerage logo, name and specialty for open houses, client events and office meetings. Print CR80 inserts for card holders and update the list whenever an agent joins, without ordering a new batch of permanent tags.
Groups people often use
- Agent
- Broker
- Team Lead
- Listing Agent
- Buyer's Agent
- Transaction Coordinator
- Office Staff
What to include
- Your brokerage logo, placed and sized the way your brokerage's brand guide asks
- Your name at about 18 to 22 pt, big enough to read across a kitchen island
- A specialty in the Title field, like Relocation, Luxury Homes or First-Time Buyers
- A license number in Custom 1 if your state or brokerage wants it shown
- REALTOR® only where NAR's current usage guidelines allow it
- A role from the Group column so hosts and teammates look distinct at events
Using REALTOR and license numbers on an agent badge
Use your actual brokerage name and only the professional designations you are entitled to display. Confirm any required wording or license number with your brokerage before printing, leaving enough room for the agent's name to remain readable.
Open house safety and what to leave off an agent's badge
Include business details that help visitors identify you, keeping home addresses and private contact information off a badge visible in public. Use your brokerage's open-house procedures for visitor records and personal safety.
Brokerage meetings, home shows and ordering permanent badges
Print matching CR80 inserts for brokerage meetings and open houses, or choose a larger badge for a trade-show booth. A permanent engraved or magnetic tag requires a separate supplier, while your exported artwork can serve as a design reference.
How to make real estate agent name badges
Start with Corporate Clean on a CR80 card
Open Corporate Clean, switch the size to CR80, and upload your brokerage logo as a PNG or JPG. Convert SVG logo files to PNG first.
List agents with specialty and license columns
Paste agents as Name, Title, Company, Group, using Title for a specialty like Relocation, or upload a CSV and map a License column to Custom 1.
Match brokerage colors and check each agent
Set the text and bar colors from your brand guide, step through every agent in preview, and let auto-fit handle long or hyphenated surnames.
Print on card stock and trim
Print the alignment test sheet, export the PDF with cut lines, trim the cards, and slip them into clip-on CR80 card holders.
Questions about real estate agent name badges
Can I put REALTOR on my real estate name badge?
Check first. The term is a membership mark that comes with usage rules, so confirm whether and how you may print it using NAR's current guidelines, then apply your brokerage's branding rules for titles and logos. If it doesn't fit your situation, choose a title that matches your license, such as Real Estate Agent or Salesperson.
Does a real estate agent's name badge need a license number?
It depends on your state and your brokerage. Some states require license numbers on certain advertising, and brokerages can set their own policies on top of that. Check your state real estate commission's rules and ask your managing broker. If the number is needed, put it in a Custom 1 column and set it in small text under your name.
Can an agent badge include a QR code that opens a listing?
The maker does not generate a separate listing QR code for each agent, so use the badge for your name, brokerage and specialty. Put listing links on your open-house signs or flyers where visitors have room and time to scan them.
Where can I get a permanent magnetic real estate name badge?
Order engraved or magnetic badges from a name badge supplier or your brokerage's approved vendor. This site prints paper badges and card inserts, which work well for open houses, home shows and new agents, but it doesn't make or ship metal, plastic or magnetic badges. You can settle the layout here first, then send the supplier a PNG export as a reference.
What should a real estate badge say at a home show booth?
Lead with your brokerage name and logo, since aisle traffic reads that first, then your name and a one-line specialty such as New Construction or Downsizing. The 4 x 3 inch Trade Show Exhibitor template gives the brokerage name more room than a CR80 card. Skip long taglines and phone numbers on the badge and put them on your booth sign and handouts instead.
Should every agent at a brokerage wear the same badge design?
Use one layout so the office looks consistent, and let the Group column separate roles. Agents, brokers, team leads and office staff each get their own accent color from a single design, which helps clients at events figure out who handles contracts and who handles scheduling. Keep logo placement identical on every badge to match your brokerage's brand standards.
Your badges, printed in minutes
Start with Corporate Clean, add your logo and names, and print your first set free for up to 500 people.