Free lawyer & advocate stamp
Build an advocate / attorney stamp with your name, bar or roll number, and practice, round or rectangular, and download or apply it.
Lawyer / Advocate stamp templates, ready to edit
Open the stamp maker with any of these
Every preview on this page carries a faint Estamplab watermark. Your own download does not: the editor renders your stamp again, clean, as a transparent PNG, an SVG or a PDF. See the full template library.
When to use Lawyer / Advocate stamp
- Pleadings and legal filings
- Affidavits and attestations
- Engagement letters
How to make Lawyer / Advocate stamp
- Open the stamp maker and pick the Lawyer / Advocate template, or type your own wording.
- Change the shape, the ink and the border weight, then add the logo and any line that has to update.
- Take a transparent PNG on its own, or the full pack with the vector, print and Word files in it.
Frequently asked questions
Is the lawyer stamp free?
You can design a lawyer stamp and look at it as long as you want without paying or signing up. Downloading costs $1.50 for a PNG or JPG, or $3.00 for the pack with the vector and document formats in it.
Can I add a date to the lawyer stamp?
Yes, and you can add a time beside it. On a lawyer stamp the date can either be one you type, which stays fixed, or left blank so it resolves at the moment of each download.
What format do I get?
Images on their own: transparent PNG, white PNG, JPG, and high-resolution versions of each. The pack adds the SVG, the print PDF and the Word file where the date and serial stay editable text.
Is there a free maker, or only samples?
It is a lawyer stamp maker rather than a lawyer stamp template you download and then fight with in a word processor. Build a lawyer stamp online from a lawyer stamp sample, or start empty and use it as a lawyer stamp generator: every part of the lawyer stamp design stays adjustable. The lawyer stamp price covers the file only, $1.50 for a transparent lawyer stamp png or $3.00 for every format.
Estamplab is a design tool. What a notarial or legal mark must carry is set by the authority that issued the commission or the appointment, and it differs sharply between jurisdictions, so check your own paperwork before relying on any layout here. This page describes common practice rather than giving legal advice. Only produce a mark you hold the authority to use: a stamp in the name of an office you do not hold is forgery.