AED signs help people quickly recognize where an automated external defibrillator is located.
If you want a simple printable option for an office, gym, school, church, workplace, event space, or community building, this free printable AED signs set gives you three clean versions to choose from.
The PDF includes red, green, and black-and-white sign designs. Each one uses the same simple layout with the text “AED Automated External Defibrillator” and a heart icon with a lightning bolt and a plus symbol.
Printable Details
Title: Printable AED Signs.
Used For: Offices, gyms, schools, churches, workplaces, community centers, event spaces, building entrances, hallways, and general AED location marking.
Page Length: 3.
Paper Size: 8.5 × 11 in (portrait).
File Size: 88 KB.
File Type: PDF.
Color: RGB and Black & White.
License: Personal Use.
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At a Glance
Overview
This printable AED sign set is designed to be simple, clear, and easy to print. The signs can be used to help mark the general area where an automated external defibrillator is located, especially in shared spaces where visibility matters.
The wording is kept short: AED Automated External Defibrillator
Each sign includes a heart icon with a lightning bolt through the middle and a plus symbol in the top-right corner. The goal is to create a visual cue that people can recognize quickly without making the sign overly busy.
The green version has a green background with white text and icon elements. The red version uses a white background with red, black, and white styling. The black-and-white version is included for anyone who wants a simpler, more printer-friendly option.
What’s Included
This PDF includes three AED sign pages plus one personal-use disclaimer page.
The pages are arranged like this:
Page 1: Red, black, and white AED sign
Page 2: Green and white AED sign
Page 3: Black-and-white AED sign
Page 4: Personal-use disclaimer page
All three sign pages use the same layout. Only the color treatment changes from one version to the next.
This gives you flexibility depending on where you plan to post the sign. The green version may stand out well in a hallway, lobby, gym, or public space.
The red version has a bold emergency-style look while still keeping a white background. The black-and-white version is useful if you want to save color ink or need a simple internal sign.
How to Use These AED Signs
Download the PDF and print the AED sign version you want to use. You can print one page or print all three versions if you want options for different areas.
These signs may be helpful for:
- Office hallways.
- Gyms and fitness centers.
- Schools.
- Churches.
- Community centers.
- Event spaces.
- Workplace break rooms.
- Building entrances.
- Reception areas.
- Training rooms.
- Public meeting spaces.
Place the sign where it is easy to see and near the AED location you want to mark. If your building has a designated AED cabinet, wall station, or equipment area, the sign can help make that spot easier to identify.
This printable is a general sign template. It is not a replacement for required safety signage, professional emergency planning, local rules, or AED placement guidelines that may apply to your building or organization.
Printing Tips
These AED signs are designed for standard 8.5 × 11-inch paper in portrait orientation.
For short-term use, regular printer paper works fine. For longer-term posting, white cardstock is a better choice because it is sturdier and looks more polished on walls, doors, cabinets, or sign holders.
If you want the most visible version, print either the green sign or the red, black, and white sign. If you want a simpler version that does not use color ink, print the black-and-white page.
For areas with frequent foot traffic, consider laminating the sign or placing it in a clear plastic sleeve, frame, or acrylic holder. This helps protect the sign from bending, fingerprints, and general wear.
Before posting, make sure the sign is placed where people can see it clearly and where it accurately supports the location of the AED.
