Stamp Creator Online

Stamp Creator Online is an online stamp maker that lets you design custom rubber-stamp artwork directly in your browser. Build your stamp by choosing a shape, then updating every piece of the design—words, borders, symbols, and layout—while you preview it.

Start from a template (like company seals, address stamps, notary layouts, medical stamps, school stamps, bank stamps, wedding stamps, and more) or create your own from a blank design. Add text and adjust it with resizing, rotation, and positioning controls. You can also include an image/symbol element, experiment with styling (including opacity and an aging effect), and reset when you want to try a different direction.

When your stamp looks right, download it in formats designed for different uses: PNG, JPG, SVG, EPS, PDF, and DOCX. Keep your designs flexible during the process, since the editor maintains separate layers for text and elements—so changing an address or wording is an edit rather than a full redraw.

Pricing follows a pay-for-download approach: editing and previewing are free, and you pay only for the file(s) you download. One-time downloads start from $2.50, and there are also monthly, yearly, and lifetime plans for unlimited stamp downloads.

Do I need to install anything to use Stamp Creator Online?

No—design and preview your stamp in the browser on a laptop, tablet, or phone.

What does “keep every layer editable” mean in this stamp maker?

Text, borders, and images stay as separate editable elements, so you can change wording or layout without rebuilding the whole design.

Is it free to design and preview my stamp before downloading?

Yes. Editing and previewing are free, and you pay only for the file you download.

What file formats can I download?

You can download in PNG, JPG, SVG, EPS, PDF, and DOCX—use the format that best matches your next step.

How much does it cost?

One-time downloads start from $2.50, and you can also choose monthly, yearly, or lifetime plans for unlimited stamp downloads.

Can I add my logo or an image to a stamp?

Yes. Use the image/symbol element in the editor, then adjust the stamp layout around it (text and framing stay editable).