Paperwork · Ceremonial

Funny Certificates

Every World’s Biggest Poo entry is entitled to a piece of embossed, mock-official paperwork. The design language leans heavily on small-nation diplomacy, inner-city bank letterhead, and the sort of certificate your aunt would genuinely frame. This page collects them.

Specimen

The Certificate of Singular Magnitude

This is the headline certificate. It is handed out each day to the Biggest Poo of the Day. It is designed to look vaguely diplomatic and extremely unnecessary. Screenshot it, download it, send it to a group chat, and watch them try to work out whether the committee is real.

Office of Daily Magnitude

Certificate of Singular Magnitude

This document certifies that the bearer, Your Name Here, achieved a bowel event of singular magnitude on a perfectly ordinary Thursday, and is hereby recognised as the totally unofficial Biggest Poo of the Day.

Other certificates on rotation

Beyond the headline document, a small handful of additional certificates are awarded by category. Each one has its own tone. Each one is still satire.

Titan

Toilet Titan Writ

Unusually formal. Reads like a knighthood. Best screenshotted in a work group chat where at least one person is a civil servant.

About the Titan award →
Ghost

Ghost Wipe Proclamation

Almost entirely white space. The seal is grey. The tone is monastic. This is the most restrained thing on the site.

About the Ghost Wipe Legend →
Runners-up

Official Contender Card

For everyone who submitted a valid entry and didn’t win. Dignified. Matte. Refuses to use the word “unfortunately”.

Generate a contender card →
Honourable

Quietly Historic Ribbon

For entries that were modest, mid-ranked, and curiously memorable. Mostly awarded to contestants whose pen name is suspiciously good.

See Hall of Fame entries →

Downloading and sharing

All certificates are generated as plain HTML with embossed CSS detailing. Use your browser’s screenshot or print-to-PDF feature, or the on-card Download button where present. There is no login, no account, and no tracking of individual certificates. This is a joke, not infrastructure.

These certificates are comedic props. They are not endorsements by any real ministry, medical body, or plumbing union. No explicit imagery, no real-world official seals, no health claims.