Logo seal and emblem stamp maker
A logo seal puts your own artwork in the middle of a ring, and the part that usually defeats people is getting the logo to read as ink rather than as a photograph pasted into a circle.
Logo seal 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 Logo seal
- Brand seals on packaging and stationery
- Certificates carrying a house emblem
- Crest and emblem stamps
- Membership and award seals
How to make Logo seal
- Open the stamp maker and pick the Logo seal template, or type your own wording.
- Choose the shape and ink colour, size it like a real stamp, and add a logo, a date or a number.
- One image format is $1.50. The zip at $3.00 adds the vector, the print PDF and the Word file.
Frequently asked questions
Is the logo seal free?
Designing and previewing a logo seal is free, with no account and no watermark on the preview. The file is the paid part: $1.50 for a PNG or JPG, or $3.00 for every format in one zip, paid once.
Can I add a date to the logo seal?
Add a date line anywhere on the logo seal. If you type a date it stays put; if you leave it empty it becomes today's date each time the file is generated, which is usually what a dated stamp is for.
What format do I get?
A transparent PNG for dropping onto documents, plus a white-background PNG and a JPG. The $3.00 pack adds an SVG, a print-ready PDF and a Word file that keeps the date and serial as text you can retype.
Can I design my own, or pick from templates?
Both, in the order that helps. Open a logo seal sample as a layout, then use the logo seal generator rather than a fixed logo seal template, because the wording, shape and spacing are yours. Making a logo seal online is free; the logo seal price is $1.50 for a logo seal png and $3.00 for the full set, and the logo seal design stays editable after. It is a logo seal maker, not a download.
How do I get my logo to look like part of the seal?
The white background has to go, and the artwork has to take the ink colour. Both happen on upload here: the background is knocked out and the logo is recoloured to the stamp ink, so an emblem stamp reads as one impression instead of a colour sticker inside a ring.