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What are these driving license templates used for?

These templates help designers, developers, and training teams build lifelike document interfaces for UI/UX prototyping, onboarding demos, scanning/OCR experiments, and system QA—without involving real personal data. Whether you need a realistic driver’s license layout example for an app walkthrough or a standardized mock document for testing, these files provide accuracy and flexibility.

Which formats are included?

You’ll receive fully editable files in three popular formats:

• PSD — layered Photoshop template for deep visual customization
• Word — edit fields instantly in Microsoft Word or Google Docs
• PDF — printable and screen-ready for presentation or OCR testing

Which countries and styles are available?

Templates are modeled after real-world formatting patterns to support UX research and identity-card layout simulations, including:

• USA Driver License sample (Word + PSD)
• UK Driving Licence template (Word/PDF)
• EU-style driving licence layouts (PSD + Word)
• Variations include modern, minimal, and security-pattern designs
• Ideal for driver’s license UI mockups, OCR testing, barcode detection, and educational projects

Are other ID formats included?

This collection focuses on driving licence layouts, but we also offer separate template packs for national ID cards, passport mockups, and work/permit identity cards — suitable for training, validation flow development, and user documentation research.

What fields can be edited?

• Holder name & issue authority
• License number, class, ID code, categories
• Date of birth, expiry, restrictions
• Address block & signature placeholder
• Photo area + machine-readable zones
• Barcode/QR zone (optional)

How were these templates optimized?

We refined alignment, updated text layers, improved placeholder visibility, and standardized fonts (Arial/Roboto) — reducing editing time and improving accuracy for UX simulations, UI integration, and scanning tests.

Can they be printed or used digitally?

Yes — PSD, Word, and PDF formats keep scale, margins, and DPI balanced for use in training sessions, interface documentation, or screen-based demo environments.