This post was updated on January 7, 2026
Celebrate achievements big and small with this free printable Congratulations banner. Prefer the shorter version, this post includes a “Congrats” bonus printable banner too! Perfect for graduations, promotions, milestones, and more.
DIY Printable Congratulations Banner
It’s a hands-on way to get everyone involved and create something joyful together. You will appreciate the memories made and the quality time spent at home, in the classroom, or hosting a celebration anywhere else.
Author’s Note: I am sorry about the banner being on a slant in the photo. We probably should have printed the shorter “Congrats” version. I promise the “S” is included in the download file. The banner was too long for the wall. So, the “S” is wrapped around the other side, facing the door. – Addie
Download the Free Printable
Download your free Congratulations and/or Congrats banner(s) today and cheer on someone you love!
Recommended Supplies to Make the Banner:
To make your banner, you’ll need just a few simple supplies:
- 🖨️ Printer
- 📄 Cardstock or printer paper
- 🖍️ Coloring tools like markers, crayons, or watercolor paints
- 📎 Tape or removable wall-safe hanging strips (great for painted surfaces)
- Optional: hole punch and jute twine, colorful ribbon, or string if you prefer to hang it that way.
How to Make the Congratulations or Congrats Banner
Follow these quick and easy steps:
- Download – Click the button above.
- Print the pages. I recommend white cardstock.
- Color the letters.
- Use a strong tape to connect the pages horizontally. (See photo).
- Use the same tape or the removable wall-safe hanging strips to hang on wall, door, etc.
- Alternative, use a hole punch and either ribbon, string, or jute twine to hang the banner.
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