Rectangle stamp maker online free

Design a rectangular stamp for free — the classic rubber-stamp look for address blocks, "RECEIVED" and "APPROVED" marks, bank endorsements and inspection stamps. Lay out multiple lines of text, add a date or box border, and download a clean transparent stamp or drop it onto a PDF.

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What you get

Rectangle stamp maker online free

  1. Open the free stamp maker and pick a shape — round seal, oval, rectangle, octagon or triangle — or start from a ready-made template.
  2. Type your text around the border and in the centre, then set the colour, border style and font. Add a date, serial number, logo or signature line.
  3. Preview the stamp live as you edit — what you see is exactly what you get.
  4. Download it as a transparent PNG or SVG, or use Sign & Stamp to drop it straight onto a PDF and seal the document.

Ready? Open the stamp maker now — free to design, pay only to download.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make other shapes too?

Yes — as well as rectangles you can make round seals, ovals, octagons and triangles. Pick the shape at the top of the editor and your text re-lays out to fit it.

Is the stamp maker free?

Yes — designing your stamp is completely free with no account. You preview it live and only pay when you download ($1.50 per stamp pay-as-you-go, or unlimited downloads on any paid plan). a free rectangle stamp maker works the same way.

Do I need to install an app?

No. Everything runs in your browser on desktop or mobile — no app, plugin or download required. Your stamp is generated as a crisp, transparent image you can drop onto any PDF.

Can I put the stamp on a PDF?

Yes. Download the stamp as a transparent PNG/SVG and place it anywhere, or use Sign & Stamp to drop it straight onto a PDF, seal the document, and get a QR-verifiable copy.

Are the stamps verifiable?

On a paid plan every stamp you apply can carry a serial number and a public QR verification page, so anyone can scan it and confirm the seal is genuine, who issued it, and whether it has been revoked.

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