Free online company stamp & seal maker

Make a digital rubber stamp, an e-stamp or a full company seal in minutes, with no registration to start. Design a notary stamp or an approval mark, adjust the shape, ring text, colour, logo and size, then download it as a transparent PNG, an SVG, a PDF or a Word file, or save it so each download takes its own locked serial number.

How to create a professional stamp

Pick a template or shape: Start from one of 60+ industry templates, or choose a shape: circle, oval, rectangle, shield, hexagon, triangle.
Set the size and colour: Adjust the stamp size and ink colour. A standard round seal is about 38mm; rectangles auto-fit your lines.
Add your ring text: Type the text that curves around the outer ring: your company, office, or seal name, top and bottom.
Add centre text and dates: Add the centre lines, a date, a time or a serial. Use {{DATE}}, {{TIME}} and {{SERIAL}} so they fill themselves in.
Drop in a logo or shape: Upload a logo or add a star, crest or shape element, then move, scale and rotate it into place.
Preview, then download or save: Watch the live preview update as you edit. Download the finished stamp, or save it to your library so it keeps its own serial sequence.

Why build your stamp online

Design in your browser, 24/7: No software, no install, no design skills. Build a professional seal on desktop or mobile in minutes.
Full control of every element: Shape, ring text, centre text, colour, fonts, logos and shapes: position and size each one exactly.
Real-time preview: Every change renders instantly as crisp vector, so what you see is exactly what you download.
Free to design, and free to change your mind: Build it, preview it, and rework it as many times as you like without an account. You pay only when you download a file, and editing it later never costs again.
Locked serial numbers: A saved stamp gets its own serial counter, incremented under a row lock, so two tabs or two devices can never take the same number. Every impression is traceable rather than interchangeable, which is the one thing a photographed rubber stamp can never be.
Multiple formats: A high-resolution PNG (transparent or white), JPG, SVG vector, PDF and Word, or all of them at once in a single zip for print and design tools.
A date and time you can retype in Word: Add a date line, a time line, or both, and the Word download keeps them as real, editable text rather than baking them into the picture. Click into one and type, and the serial works the same way, so a single stamp file serves every document instead of needing a new one each day.

One stamp, every format you need

A professional online e-stamp: Design it in the browser and it is ready to use the same minute. No block to order, no ink pad, no waiting for a courier.
A Microsoft Word stamp: The Word download floats over your document instead of pushing the text down the page, and the date and serial stay as real text you can retype.
A PDF stamp: Take the transparent PNG or the SVG and drop it onto a PDF in any editor, or use the PDF version for anything going to print.
A portable stamp: One zip carries PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF and Word. Put it on a phone, a laptop or a shared drive and it works the same everywhere.
An editable stamp: Come back and change the wording, the colour, the ring text or the size at any time. A physical block is cut once and cannot be corrected.

Built for the professions that stamp every day

Advocates: An advocates rubber stamp for pleadings, affidavits and correspondence, with your name, practising number and firm around the ring.
Commissioners for oaths: A commissioner for oaths rubber stamp with the wording, commission details and the date line an affidavit has to carry.
Notaries public: A notary seal with the serrated edge, the commission wording and a serial line, ready in minutes rather than days.
Engineers: Engineering rubber stamps: registration number, board details and the approval mark that goes on every drawing.
Anyone certifying copies: A certified true copy stamp, dated and signed, so a copy carries the wording it needs to be accepted.

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Stamp maker FAQs

Is the online stamp maker free?

Designing a stamp is free. Pick a template, customise the text, shape, colour, logo and size, and watch the live preview, all with no account. Downloading the file is where paid features begin: $1.50 for a single format, $4 for all of them in one zip, or included on a plan. Saving a stamp to your library, so it keeps its own locked serial sequence, is what the account is for.

What file formats can I download?

A high-resolution PNG (transparent, for overlaying on documents, or on a white background), a JPG, an SVG vector for print and design tools, a PDF, and a Word file. Or grab every format at once in a single zip. The transparent PNG drops cleanly onto any page.

Can I add my company logo?

Yes. Upload your own logo as a PNG or SVG, or choose from built-in emblems (bank, government, globe, shield, gear, crown, scales of justice, caduceus and more). Move, scale, rotate and set the opacity of each element. The white background is knocked out of an uploaded logo on the way in, so it reads as ink rather than as a card stuck on the seal.

What shapes and styles are available?

Round and oval seals, rectangles and squares, plus shield, hexagon and triangle. Round seals support curved ring text and decorative borders: triple ring, double ring, scalloped (notary), gear, rope and dashed.

How is a digital stamp different from a photo of a rubber stamp?

Three things: it is ready in minutes rather than days, it stays editable so a changed registration number costs nothing, and a saved stamp can put a locked serial number on each download so impressions are distinguishable. A photographed rubber stamp is one image reused forever, and nothing about it says which document it was meant for.

Can I use the stamp on a PDF?

Yes. Download the transparent PNG or the SVG and place it on the page in whichever PDF editor you use. Because the background is transparent rather than white, the text underneath still shows through around the seal.

Is this better than custom rubber stamps or a self-inking stamp?

It depends what you need it for. A self-inking stamp is unbeatable on paper you are already holding. But most documents never reach paper now, and custom rubber stamps take days to make, cost more each time the wording changes, and cannot be corrected once cut. A digital stamp is ready the same minute and is editable forever.

Can I make a self-inking stamp online?

Yes, in the sense that matters: the same wording, the same layout, ready the same minute rather than days for a die to be cut. We do not sell the physical block, and if your documents are paper you are holding, a self-inking stamp is genuinely faster. If they are PDFs and Word files, the block is a detour: you would be printing a document purely so you could stamp it and scan it back in. The digital one also changes, and a new address or registration number costs nothing, where a rubber die has to be re-cut.

How does this compare to a self-inking date stamp?

The date bands on a self-inking date stamp have to be turned by hand every morning, and the morning nobody does it is the morning a hundred documents get stamped with yesterday. Here the date fills itself in, and in the Word download it is a live field that reads today every time the file is opened. A time can go on it too, which a physical date stamp does not carry at all.

Can I make a received stamp with the date and time on it?

Yes. Add a date line and a time line and both fill in when the stamp is used, so a received stamp with date and time records the moment a document arrived, not just the day. That is the difference that matters on a tender deadline, a court filing or anything logged in and out on the same afternoon. Both stay editable text in the Word download.

Can the date fill itself in, instead of me typing it?

Yes, tick "Let Word fill it in" when you download. The Word file then carries a real DATE field (and a TIME field) rather than a fixed value, so it reads today every time the document is opened, with no typing at all. The trade-off is that it keeps changing, which is right for a received or approved stamp you press every day and wrong for one recording when a specific thing happened. For that, leave it off, or press Ctrl+Shift+F9 in Word to freeze the field into plain text. A date you typed into the designer is never turned into a field, because that is a record of a day rather than "today".

How do I add a time to the stamp?

Click + Time in the designer and a time line is added, exactly like a date. Leave it empty and it fills in with the moment the stamp is used, or type a fixed time if the stamp records a set hour. You choose the format (24-hour, 12-hour with am/pm, or with seconds), the size, the colour and where on the stamp it sits.

Do you support serial numbers, dates and times?

Yes, add date, time and serial placeholders to any line. All three fill themselves in when the stamp is used, so every impression is unique and traceable, and all three stay editable text in the Word download. The serial comes from the counter on your saved stamp, incremented under a row lock, so two tabs or two devices can never be handed the same number.

How do I make a company stamp with a date?

Click + Date in the designer and a date line is added to the stamp. Leave it empty and it fills in automatically with the day the stamp is used, or set a fixed date if the stamp records something specific. You choose the format (DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, or a written month), the size, the colour and exactly where on the seal it sits.

Can I change the date or time on the stamp after I download it?

Yes, in the Microsoft Word download. The date and the time are real, editable text there, not part of the picture: click into one and retype it. The serial number behaves the same way. In the PNG, JPG, SVG and PDF they are drawn into the image, because those formats have no text to edit; if you would rather they showed nothing at all, choose "Text I can retype" when you download and the flat files leave the space clear.

Does this help us go paperless?

That is the point of it. Stamping is usually one of the last reasons a document gets printed. Doing it in the browser removes the printer from the loop and leaves you with a file rather than a scan of one.