Online stamp editor, edit every detail of your stamp

Edit every part of your stamp in one place. Change the border text and centre lines, switch shape, recolour, pick a border style, add a logo, a date or a serial number, and nudge each element, with a live preview so you always see the finished stamp before you download it.

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What you get

Online stamp editor, edit every detail of your stamp

  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, a time, a serial number, a logo or a signature line, and size and position each one.
  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, as a Word file that keeps the date, time and serial as retypable text, or all six formats in one zip. 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

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). the online stamp editor 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a public QR verification page, so anyone can scan it and confirm the seal is genuine, who issued it, and whether it has been revoked.

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