Stamp for a limited company (Ltd)
A limited company stamp carries the details a Ltd company is expected to show: the registered name in full, ending in Limited or Ltd, the company registration number, and the registered office or town. Type them once, choose a round seal or a rectangular office stamp, and preview it live. Download a transparent PNG or an SVG and place it in any PDF editor, with an optional locked serial number on each download.
When to use Limited Company Stamp
- Invoices, quotes and purchase orders
- Board minutes and members resolutions
- Certified copies and company letters
- Contracts signed for and on behalf of the company
How to make Limited Company Stamp
- Open the stamp maker and pick the Limited Company Stamp template, or type your own wording.
- Set the shape, colour and size, drop in a logo, and add a date, a time or a serial number.
- 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 limited company stamp free?
Designing and previewing a limited company stamp 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 limited company stamp?
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.
What should a limited company stamp say?
The registered name in full, including the Limited or Ltd suffix exactly as it appears on the register, plus the company registration number. Many companies add the registered office town, a “for and on behalf of” line, or a date. Whatever you put on it should match the register, because identifying the company is the entire job of the stamp.
Is a company seal required for a limited company?
In most places it no longer is. The UK made the common seal optional under the Companies Act 2006 and a number of other jurisdictions have since followed, so documents are normally executed by signature rather than under seal. The stamp stays useful as everyday proof of which company issued a document, and a locked serial number on each impression does that part better than ink can.
Does this work for a Pvt Ltd or a PLC?
Yes. The stamp is text and a shape, so it suits a Ltd, a Pvt Ltd, a limited company or a public limited company in any country. Put your registered name and number on it and it reads correctly wherever it is used.