Company stamp with logo maker

Put your brand on every document. Upload your logo and place it inside a professional company stamp, with your company name curved around it, plus registration number, address or a date. Preview it live, then download a transparent PNG or an SVG and place it in any PDF editor, and each download can take a locked serial number so impressions stay traceable.

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When to use Company Stamp With Logo

How to make Company Stamp With Logo

  1. Open the stamp maker and pick the Company Stamp With Logo template, or type your own wording.
  2. Set the shape, colour and size, drop in a logo, and add a date, a time or a serial number.
  3. Download it: a transparent PNG for documents, an SVG or PDF for print, or a Word file that keeps the date and serial as text you can retype.

Frequently asked questions

Is the company stamp with logo free?

Designing and previewing a company stamp with logo is free, with no account and no watermark on the preview. Downloading the file costs $1.50 for one format or $4 for every format in a single zip, paid once. There is no subscription to cancel.

Can I add a date to the company stamp with logo?

Yes. Toggle the date on and it's placed inside the stamp; you can also add a serial number, change the color, or add your logo.

What format do I get?

A transparent PNG to drop onto any document, a white-background PNG, a JPG, an SVG vector, a print-ready PDF, and a Word file that keeps the date, time and serial as text you can retype. Or all of them at once in a single zip.

How do I add my logo to a company stamp?

Upload your logo in the stamp maker and position it inside the stamp, centred, or alongside ring text with your company name. You can resize it and combine it with a date, registration number or serial line.

Can I make a professional company stamp with a logo for free?

Yes, designing and previewing a logo company stamp is free. You only pay $1.50 to download (or free on a paid plan), and can apply it directly to a PDF.

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