What is Stampy?
Stampy is a browser-based tool for turning an existing logo into digital stamp artwork. Upload a logo, add a border and text, adjust the layout with a live preview, and download the finished design as SVG or a 1600ร1600 transparent PNG. It is built for composing a stamp-style mark from artwork you already have, not for generating a brand identity from scratch.
Alongside the public editor, Stampy includes an AI stamp generation feature that is implemented and undergoing internal testing in private beta. That capability is not yet generally available, and the public automatic mode remains a clearly labeled Local Demo. A separate image cleaner can isolate ink colors from raster images, which is useful when a mark was photographed or scanned on paper.
Who it's for
- Small teams and studios that want a stamp-style version of an existing logo for documents, presentations, or internal use.
- Designers working with raster sources who need to clean up a scanned or photographed mark before composing it into a stamp layout.
- Anyone preparing digital stamp artwork who needs scalable SVG or a transparent PNG without leaving the browser.
Key features
Logo upload and layering
PNG, JPEG, WebP, and SVG files are read in the browser and converted into an editor layer. You can move, scale, and rotate that layer until the composition feels balanced.
Live composition editor
Add a round, oval, rectangle, or square frame, then edit the surrounding text and borders with a live preview. The layout updates as you work, so you can judge spacing and balance before exporting.
SVG and PNG export
Download SVG when the receiving workflow benefits from scalable artwork, or a 1600ร1600 transparent PNG for tools that expect a raster image. SVG keeps the frame and text as vector artwork and embeds the uploaded image layer.
Image cleaner
A separate cleaner isolates ink colors from raster images, letting you pull a usable color out of a scan or photo and download a transparent PNG.
What stands out
Stampy keeps the whole stamp-making workflow in the browser, from cleaning a scanned mark to exporting scalable artwork.
That matters because the steps are connected: a messy raster source can be cleaned, composed into a framed stamp, previewed at small size, and exported without switching tools. The editor also stores browser drafts locally, so refreshing restores your work โ though clearing site data or changing devices removes access to those drafts. If storage is full, the editor reports that it could not save, so downloading important work before leaving is wise.
Worth checking out ifโฆ
You already have a logo you control and want a stamp-style version of it for digital placement. It is a good fit if you need SVG or transparent PNG output and prefer working entirely in the browser. Keep in mind that Stampy exports digital artwork only โ it does not create a physical rubber stamp, automatically convert a white-background logo, or check trademark ownership or brand guidelines for you.
