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Badge Studio is a badge design and card printing software application developed and published by Evolis, created specifically for use with Evolis card printers. The software serves as the dedicated badge design solution within the Evolis printing ecosystem, enabling users to create and print custom badges and cards directly from a single application. Its core purpose is to simplify the production of personalized cards by combining design and printing capabilities in one tool tailored to Evolis hardware. Badge Studio supports a range of practical use cases centered on card personalization. Organizations can use it to design and produce identification badges for employees, staff members, visitors, or members, helping to standardize visual identity across issued credentials. The software is also suited to access control scenarios, where printed cards function as physical credentials that regulate entry to buildings, facilities, or restricted areas. In addition, Badge Studio addresses event-related needs, allowing organizers to create and print badges for conferences, trade shows, exhibitions, and other gatherings where attendee identification is required. As part of the card printing software category, Badge Studio fits within the broader family of badge design, card issuance, and identity management tools, with a specific focus on compatibility with Evolis card printers. The current version of Badge Studio is 2.5.1. According to the available version data, there is one recorded version of the software, meaning version 2.5.1 represents the sole listed release in this catalog entry. Users working with Evolis card printing equipment can rely on Badge Studio as the companion design application for producing custom badges and cards, whether the goal is everyday employee identification, secure access management, or temporary event credentials. Its positioning as Evolis's own badge design software makes it a natural choice for environments already equipped with Evolis printers, where design and printing workflows need to be handled together for efficient card production.
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