Sign documentation easily and quickly with customized signature stamps for your business. Owning up to a ton of paperwork can be a hassle; however, a stamp with a signature comes handy in cases like these. A name stamp is really helpful for entrepreneurs, established business owners, and freelancers looking to authenticate their services via the documentation process.

We offer three ink options: blue, black, and red. The built quality of the product is pretty good and will last longer than expected. Now, customize a signature stamp with your signature, and you can save time with a replica of your handwriting.

Making your own stamp is easy. Insert your text, edit the font style and size, add a logo, add an address or artwork if required, and choose the ink color. You can see any changes to your design shown in real-time as you create it. The designing tool then suggests the best custom stamps for your design. You can also download a preview of your stamp to see exactly what your finished impression will look like.

Design Guidelines for Stamps:

– Simple designs look better on stamps. Avoid detailed artwork and tiny text on stamps. Logos and text will work best.
– Simple elements, clean lines. Use high-resolution images.
– Do not use scanned stamp impressions, photographs, human faces, screenshots, or copyright content.
– Do not overlap images or text while uploading.
– For best results, ensure the font is in bold and follow the minimum font size requirement of 12 pt.

Product Dimensions (lwh) (For Base): 7.2cm x 3.5cm x 8.4cm

For Best Quality Logo & Text:

– Make sure images/logos are black & white, not color or images with gray scale, shadows, etc.
– Please bear in mind that large areas of solid coverage may not work well when stamped; the ink may become uneven or inconsistent.
– Ensure photographs and 3D artwork are not uploaded.
– Ensure the image is high-resolution.

SPinturaArt customizes all its products in facilities located within India. Some of our raw materials, intermediate components, and consumables used in manufacturing the final product could be from one or more countries. As we follow Global Sourcing, one product is likely to have a different country of origin depending on the batch sold.

Country of Origin: Austria/China