PNG stamp download: $2.50 for a document image
The PNG package provides a stamp image with a transparent background. It is useful when you want to place the mark on a letter, invoice, presentation or web page without a white box around it. Finish the wording in the online stamp maker, then choose suitable export dimensions and check the image at the size you intend to use.
PNG is a raster format: the design is made of pixels. Enlarging a small copy cannot recover missing detail, and the text is no longer a separate editable layer. Keep your editable design if you expect a name, address or date to change. For a straightforward document placement, you may not need any of the additional formats.
Vector stamp package: $2.90 for PNG, SVG and EPS
The vector package includes the PNG image plus SVG and EPS. It is different from both the PNG-only package and the complete package. Choose it when you need scalable artwork for a design workflow or when a stamp manufacturer asks for a vector file; the rubber stamp creator guides explain what a manufacturer usually checks. EPS is prepared separately rather than arriving as an immediate browser export.
Vector text and shapes can scale without the pixelation of an enlarged raster image. An uploaded bitmap logo remains a bitmap inside the design, however. Check that detail with the person receiving the file before assuming every part is vector. The guides to digital stamp files explain what to inspect in mixed artwork.
Complete stamp package: $3.50 for all six formats
The complete package includes PNG, JPG, SVG, EPS, PDF and DOCX. It adds document and solid-background formats to the vector package. This can be useful when the same stamp needs to be passed between several applications or supplied in more than one form, such as a business seal kept for letters and records. The company seal maker guides cover which details to check before exporting several copies.
The formats are different ways to use the finished artwork; buying more formats does not correct spelling or rearrange a crowded layout. JPG does not preserve transparency. PDF is a document format, and DOCX is a Word document format; neither should be confused with the original layered design in the editor. Keep that source separately for future revisions.
One stamp purchase or continuing access
A one-time package suits a finished design when you know which files you need. If you regularly return to the custom stamp maker to make new stamps or revise existing ones, compare the subscription and lifetime options shown above. Read the billing interval, access period and included features together instead of comparing the price alone.
Account access and exported files serve different purposes. My Library keeps editable designs for ongoing work: a free account can keep up to 50 with watermarked previews, and paid plans keep up to 1,000 with clean images. A downloaded image is the finished artwork. Think about whether your next task will be placing the same image again or opening the design to change its text, logo or layout.
Before you pay and after you download
Check the selected package, the checkout email and the final total, including any applicable tax. Review names, numbers and dates in the preview once more. If a manufacturer will use the artwork, confirm the file format and dimensions with them first. This purchase supplies digital stamp files; it does not include a physical stamp or shipping. The free stamp maker guides list the checks worth finishing before you pay.
After purchase, open the files in the intended application and inspect the background, proportions and fine lettering. Keep the order reference while waiting for separately prepared EPS files. If something is missing, include the reference and requested format when contacting support so the order can be identified. Keep a master copy before making smaller versions for different documents.
Finish your artwork in the online stamp maker before paying. The custom stamp maker overview explains how to choose a layout and prepare a readable stamp. Any applicable tax is shown at checkout.