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Convert a Signature to a Stamp

Turn a scanned signature into a clean single-ink impression — the artwork a signature stamp is cut from, and a consistent mark for documents.

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Drop a scan or 1-page PDF of a signature

PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG or a 1-page PDF — up to 20 MB

Runs entirely in your browser. Your image is never uploaded.

From handwriting to a repeatable mark

01

Ink is thin, so the cut-off is low

A signature is a few dark strokes on a lot of paper, and the thin tapered ends sit closer to mid-grey than the body of the stroke. The default of 165 is deliberately lower than the other stamp pages: raise it and the tails of your letters go first.

02

What a die maker needs

To cut a physical signature stamp, a manufacturer needs solid strokes, transparent background and no grey. A greyscale scan makes someone at the factory choose the cut-off for you, without knowing which strokes matter.

03

Scan quality decides everything

A flatbed scan at 300 DPI on plain white paper thresholds beautifully. A phone photo carries shadow gradients that no single cut-off separates cleanly from the ink.

04

Blue or black

Blue is the traditional signature ink and signals an original rather than a photocopy. Black reads as more formal and reproduces better on a fax or a scan of a scan.

05

Never leaves your browser

The whole conversion runs on a canvas on your own machine. Your signature is not uploaded, stored or logged anywhere.

Transparent signature vs. signature stamp

Transparent signature

Paper removed, ink untouched

  • Keeps pen pressure and texture
  • Soft anti-aliased edges
  • Looks handwritten
  • Full range of greys
Best for

Signing a PDF or a contract

Not ideal for

Cutting a physical die

Signature stamp

Thresholded to one ink

  • No midtones at all
  • Hard edges
  • Looks pressed
  • Single flat colour
Best for

Rubber die artwork and repeated sign-off marks

Not ideal for

Anywhere a genuine handwritten look matters

How to convert a signature to a stamp

1

Upload the signature

A 300 DPI flatbed scan on plain white paper gives the cleanest result. Scanned to PDF instead? A single-page PDF works as well — page 1 is turned into an image in your browser.

2

Lower the cut-off carefully

Raise it until paper texture disappears, then stop before stroke ends start breaking.

3

Download

Free preview, or the full-resolution transparent PNG in the app.

Where a signature stamp is used

Physical signature stamps

Supply a die maker with unambiguous single-ink artwork.

Document sign-off

Place a consistent mark on forms you sign repeatedly.

Approval workflows

Combine an authorising signature with a date mark.

Email and letterheads

Add a clean sign-off that reproduces at any size.

Or just ask

Describe the edit in your own words

Type what you want changed and the assistant does it on the canvas — each step lands as a layer you can reopen, so nothing it does is baked in.

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Turn your signature into a stamp

Single-ink artwork, processed entirely on your machine.