EditStamp is a free online stamp-making tool and stamp generator that runs in the browser, mainly used to make rubber stamps, company stamps, corporate seals, logo stamps, and more. According to the official description, it requires no software installation and no design experience, and users can design, preview, and export directly in the browser.
In terms of use, EditStamp is aimed at individuals and small teams who need to quickly make stamps, such as freelancers who need signature stamps, small business owners who want to add logos to documents, and people preparing notarization or wedding layouts. It officially provides editable stamp templates, with shapes covering round, rectangular, or triangular.
In terms of main capabilities, the tool provides four steps: first, upload a photo or image and add a custom stamp, choose from pre-made templates, add text, and customize fonts, colors, and layout; second, choose from templates and customize text, round stamps, and designs; third, quickly export the stamp in multiple formats, including PNG, SVG, EPS, and PDF; fourth, emphasizes free, fast, and no registration required. In addition, the official description states that the tool supports real-time preview of designs, allows customizing the stamp body and output colors (black, red, blue), and previews the effect on a paper background. It can also be used to make company stamps, notary stamps, address stamps, or custom graphics.
In terms of export and use, the official description states that the same design can be exported in multiple formats: PNG is high-resolution with a transparent background; SVG is suitable for engraving or scaling; PDF is suitable for formal documents; EPS is used for print shops and professional design software. The exported files can be used by professional manufacturers to make physical rubber stamps, stamp-making machines, embossers, or traditional handle stamps. The tool also provides a stamp library to reuse saved stamps; visual stamps can be added to documents and photos in the browser, and stamps can be placed where needed by dragging. The official description clearly states that this is a visual stamp overlay and can be used for daily office workflows with PDFs, Word, and photos (preview, archiving, and handoff), but it is not a legally binding electronic signature.
In terms of usage, EditStamp runs entirely in the browser, and you can open the editor and try templates without registration; when users need to save their work and return later, they can create an account. The official description says no Photoshop is needed and no software installation is required.
In terms of pricing and limitations, the official description states that you can start for free and use templates and core tools; when you need all export formats and global CDN links, you can upgrade to Pro, as detailed on the pricing page. Watermark-free PNG downloads are provided for free; other formats or more export times require pay-per-export or a subscription. Pro includes commercial use of the created stamp designs.license, while the free version is suitable for trying out the editor and for personal projects. Regarding refunds, the official statement is that refunds are generally not provided as long as the service remains usable; if the paid period cannot be used due to an issue on their side, the matter will be reviewed after verification and next steps will be discussed as appropriate. To cancel renewal, you need to cancel the automatic payment or recurring billing through the card issuer's mobile banking, online banking, or customer service; after cancellation, you can usually continue to use the already-paid Pro term, and after it expires, you will no longer be charged and the Pro benefits will end.
Applicable scenarios include: company seals, notarized seal layouts, address seals, personal custom seals for documents, and occasions requiring export for printing or digital-use formats. In terms of limitations, it is officially stated to be a visual seal overlay tool and does not constitute a legally binding electronic signature; the free version only provides watermark-free PNG downloads, and other formats require payment; commercial use requires Pro. The pricing page did not provide specific prices in the supplied materials, so they are not provided for now.
