How to Make a Korean Name Stamp (Dojang) Image — Transparent PNG
Create a traditional-style name stamp image for documents — Korean or Hanja characters, six typefaces, round or square, with a realistic ink texture. Saved as a transparent PNG.
Korean documents often have a spot for a name stamp (dojang) — and sometimes you just want a scanned form to look properly finished. Type a name and you get a stamp image; because the PNG background is transparent, it sits naturally on any document.
How to make one — three steps
- 1Open the Stamp Maker and type a name (one to four characters, Korean or Hanja).
- 2Pick a typeface (six styles from traditional type to brush script), a shape (round or square) and an ink color — the preview updates instantly.
- 3Download the transparent PNG and place it on your document.
TipTurn on the "hand-stamped" texture for a realistic pressed-ink look. Each press of "stamp again" generates a new ink pattern, so you can pick the one you like.
Hanja names work too
Enter a name in Hanja (Chinese characters) for a classic seal look — dedicated Hanja typefaces are included. The name is drawn entirely inside your browser and never sent to a server.
To be clear: it's an image, not a registered seal
What you make here is a stamp-shaped image. It is not a legally registered seal (ingam) and carries no guaranteed legal effect. For contracts that need a legal signature, use a proper e-signature service or your registered seal — for decorating documents, check-boxes and slides, this is plenty.
Need a signature instead?
If a handwritten-signature look fits better than a stamp, there's a Signature Maker too — type it or draw it, and it also saves as a transparent PNG.
Type a name, pick a style, and download it right away.
Open the Stamp Maker →