Hey cosplay fans! I’m putting together a costume that includes a bespoke ID card for my character, complete with symbol, rank, and a tiny “classified” stamp. I want it to look like it belongs in the same universe as my outfit. Has anyone crafted character IDs for costumes? What design sources or printing tricks did you use to get that authentic feel?
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I made a set of Galactic Fleet IDs for a sci‑fi cosplay event, starting with a blank file from https://fakeidtemplates.org/driver-license-maker/. I swapped out the photo frame for a futuristic hex shape, added a metallic foil sticker for rank insignia, and used UV ink for a hidden emblem only visible under blacklight. Printing on glossy PVC cards gave them that real ID rigidity. To top it off, I designed a matching lanyard with woven text that mirrored the card details. It took the cosplay to a whole new level—people actually asked if it was a real credential!