How to add a company stamp to a Word document
A company stamp or company chop is expected on commercial documents in many markets, but Word makes it awkward to place one cleanly. Drop your .docx into PDF Verified, add a company seal, and position it over the signature or approval block. Download the stamped document with the seal baked in — and optionally a serial number and QR verification a photographed stamp can never offer.
How to add a company stamp to a Word document — step by step
- Upload your Word document — Drop the .docx into Quick Sign. It converts to a signable page in your browser.
- Place your company seal — Add a Stamp field, design or pick your company seal (round, oval or rectangular with your registered name), and position it over the signature area.
- Download the stamped document — Download the sealed PDF. Turn on serialization for a serial number and a public QR verification link.
What you get
- Round company seals, official seals and company chops.
- Works directly from a .docx — no export to PDF first.
- Transparent stamp with no white box, baked in so it never moves.
- Optional serial number + public QR verification.
- Free to design; $1.50 to download or unlimited on a plan.
Frequently asked questions
Is a company chop on a Word document accepted?
In markets such as Kenya, Nigeria, India, the UAE and China a company seal or chop is expected on commercial documents. A digital seal carries the same visual authority plus an audit trail and public verification.
Can I recreate my exact company seal?
Yes. Design it in the stamp maker with your registered name and number, or upload a transparent PNG of your existing seal.
Will the seal print at the right size?
Yes. You resize it on the page before downloading, so it prints exactly as positioned.
Can recipients verify the seal?
With serialization on, every application gets a unique serial and a public QR link showing the seal name, serial and document.