Answer 1

You can open the PDF certificate with GIMP, do some image-manipulations, and save it as a JPG or print as PDF.

Not sure if that helps. 😳

Answer 2

The date on the certificate indicates when it was issued. We cannot make any changes to this as it is a hard copy.
Feel free to contact sololearn if anything can be done
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Answer 3

1) go to your profile
2) click on show more
3) choose manage option a ove certificate section
4) click on edit button before the update you want to edit
5) change the start date to your desired date

Answer 4

Ayush Kumar true, that changes you start date and not the issue date of the certificate.

And as far as I know, there is no way to do so.

Answer 5

The only way to preserve old certificate that I can think of is to create a new certificate with the same url and then complete the course and to get a new one.

edit : there is a bug on sololearn which doesn't allow us to do so, as now we can't add anything to "authority" section while adding a new certificate ( it shows "something went wrong"

Answer 6

Nike if gimp was used, it wouldn't have been Photoshopped; it would have been gimped 😂.

Answer 7

As Ayush Kumar mentioned you can probably reset your progress in that language/weapon but you will lose all your XP in that weapon.

Answer 8

gimp obviously wont help if they check and find out it was photoshopped. that would be very bad.

Answer 9

Interestingly, you can change the name on the certificate by changing your user name but I know that was not the question.

Answer 10

u can just do the last challenge again for a new certificate and then save a picture of that.

Answer 11

You must try edit section or Photoshop

Answer 12

Ayush Kumar but it's true, no interviewer is gonna care about these certificates

Answer 13

Dont download app its really trash . If u pay its trash too nothing difference

Answer 14

Ayush Kumar finishing a course on sololearn is just scratching the surface, it takes few hours to complete.

Answer 15

Hy

Answer 16

Certificates are useless though