A Korean name stamp, without signing up

Create your own Korean name stamp

Enter your name in Hangul, choose a shape and font, and save a transparent PNG for documents or personal projects.

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1Enter your name in Hangul

Enter your name, then choose a suffix if needed.

This shape accepts 1–4 Hangul or supported Hanja characters.

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Your text is used as entered, with spaces removed. No automatic name translation.

Add a name suffix

Use the name as entered, without a suffix.

How are suffixes added?

Two-character names add 의인, 의신 or 의장; three-character names add 인, 신 or 장. All-Hanja names use 之印, 之信 or 之章, or just 印, 信 or 章 for three characters.

Not sure how to write your name in Hangul?

Type or paste the Hangul spelling you want. Names can have more than one Korean spelling depending on pronunciation. Check the spelling first; this tool does not translate or transliterate names.

2Choose a shape

Compare the examples, then choose a shape and engraving style.

Engraving
3Choose a Korean font

Compare the examples, then choose your favourite font.

17 fonts

Static example: 홍길동인. Examples follow your selected shape.

Choose a Korean font

Serif

Sans serif

Calligraphy

4Create your stamp

No sign-up

Check the preview, then create your stamp image.

Fine-tune (optional)
Stamp preview

Enter your name in Hangul

Previews include a watermark. Download: watermark-free transparent PNG (512 × 512 px)

Our privacy commitment: Your name is sent to the API to generate the image. The original name is not stored in usage statistics or logs.

What is a Korean name stamp?

A Korean name stamp, or dojang, is a seal design containing a name. Stampng creates a digital image of your Hangul name, ready to save as a transparent PNG.

Transparent background

Place your stamp over text or lines without a white rectangle behind it.

512 × 512 PNG

Download the original PNG and resize it to fit. Print quality depends on the placed size and application settings.

No sign-up

Choose a name, shape and font. No account, payment or installed design software is needed.

Add your stamp to a document

Place the stamp over the (인) seal mark beside the name. Its transparent background keeps the document visible. Resize proportionally to fit the signature area.

Hancom HWP

Insert the PNG with Insert → Picture. In object properties, turn off inline placement and choose In Front of Text to place it over a signature field.

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Microsoft Word

Insert the PNG using Insert → Pictures. Choose In Front of Text in Layout Options, then resize from a corner while keeping its proportions.

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Microsoft Excel

Use Insert → Illustrations → Pictures. Move the image to the signature field, keep its proportions when resizing, and check Print Preview.

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PDF document

Check whether your PDF app supports image insertion. Acrobat Reader creates custom stamps from PDF only, which differs from inserting a PNG. Reopen the saved file to check.

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Korean fonts and stamp styles

Compare the real Hangul examples, from brush-like lettering to clean modern type. Korean font names are kept in their original form. Hanja coverage varies by font.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free without signing up?

Yes. You can create and download a stamp PNG without an account or payment.

Will my download have a watermark?

Previews have a watermark and an opaque background. The final file from Save PNG has a transparent background and no visible watermark.

Why does the background look white or black?

Some viewers display transparent areas as white or black. Insert the original downloaded PNG, not a screenshot, into a document to check. Send it as a file to avoid image conversion in messaging apps.

Do you store my name?

The name is sent to the API for image generation, but is not recorded in usage statistics or logs. Your input and completed PNG remain only in the current tab’s memory.

I don’t know the Hangul spelling of my name.

First check how you want your name written in Hangul, then type or paste it here. Spellings vary with pronunciation. Stampng does not automatically translate or transliterate names.

Can I use Hanja too?

Fonts marked Hangul · Hanja support some Hanja. Coverage varies and some characters may be unavailable. A non-Hanja font may be replaced by Noto Serif KR.

Frequently asked questions

Using your transparent PNG

Will my download have a watermark?

Previews have a watermark and an opaque background. The final file from Save PNG has a transparent background and no visible watermark.

Why does the background look white or black?

Some viewers display transparent areas as white or black. Insert the original downloaded PNG, not a screenshot, into a document to check. Send it as a file to avoid image conversion in messaging apps.

Can I use it on a phone or tablet?

Save the PNG from your browser, then use Insert Picture in your document app. Download locations and features depend on the device, browser and app.

Can I change the name or shape afterwards?

Use Edit and create again on the result page to keep your choices while editing. Reloading the page clears the input and image.