๐Ÿ”ด Hanko (Seal Stamp) Generator

2-4 characters is recommended (max 9)
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* Images generated by this tool are for design/preview purposes only and cannot be used as an official seal.

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Generates a hanko (Japanese personal seal stamp)-style image on the spot from a name you enter, in circle or square form. Handy for document mockups, design drafts, or a decorative stamped look on a note.

How to use

  1. Enter the text you want on the stamp (a name, 2-4 characters is recommended).
  2. Choose the shape (circle or square) and color.
  3. Download it as a PNG or SVG.

How the calculation works

Enter a name or other characters to create an image that looks like the print of a Japanese hanko (seal), round or square. Choose a colour and save it as PNG or SVG. Characters are arranged automatically by count: 1 character: large in the centre 2โ€“3: one vertical column 4: a 2ร—2 grid (first two characters on top, last two below) 5 or more: two vertical columns read right to left (up to 9) Use it for draft documents, design mock-ups, or a decorative touch on notes and New Year cards.

Worked example

โ€œๅฑฑ็”ฐโ€ (2 characters) โ†’ a round image with ๅฑฑ above ็”ฐ, like an everyday seal โ€œๅฑฑ็”ฐๅคช้ƒŽโ€ (4 characters) โ†’ a square image in a 2ร—2 grid SVG stays sharp at any size.

Things to be aware of

  • These images cannot be used as a real registered, bank or everyday seal. Do not use them on contracts or official documents.
  • Characters use your deviceโ€™s font, not the seal scripts (tensho, insลtai) used on real hanko.
  • Do not create images in another personโ€™s name to impersonate them.

FAQ

Can I use this for real seal registration or contracts?

No. Images generated by this tool are for design/preview purposes only and cannot be used as an official seal (jitsuin, bank seal, etc.).

Is there a character limit?

Up to 9 characters, though 2-4 characters gives the most balanced traditional-looking layout.

Does the character layout follow real hanko conventions?

It's a simplified layout optimized for visual balance, not a precise reproduction of traditional seal-script character arrangement rules.