Type your name in English. We write it in Korean (Hangul) and stamp it as a traditional Korean name seal — a dojang. Free transparent PNG, no sign-up.
Michael → 마이클 · Sarah → 사라 · Emma → 엠마
Know a better spelling, or have a Korean name already? Type or paste Hangul here. Seals look best with 2–4 characters — for a long full name, try just your first name.
Vertical reads top-to-bottom, right column first — the traditional way. Arc wraps the name around the rim with 印 ("seal") in the center.
Natural looks like a real stamp pressed on paper: uneven red paste, soft bleed, rough edges (slightly different every time). Clean is a crisp digital seal.
↑ The 600px PNG is free. No sign-up, nothing uploaded — it's drawn in your browser.
Only if you need it bigger or in more colors — for printing, art, or a tattoo stencil. Made from the name you entered.
Checkout is on Payhip (PayPal or card). You'll get a key by email. Paste it below — it unlocks the bundle on this browser for 24 hours from first use, so you can try different names and styles as many times as you like.
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Pick your name, shape and color first, then press. On a phone it can take about 10 seconds.
Korean writes foreign names by sound, using Hangul letters grouped into syllable blocks. For about 600 common first names and surnames we use the spelling Koreans already use (the one you'd see in news or on a movie poster). Other names are spelled by rules that follow the official loanword guidelines — a good first guess you can edit.
Names can have more than one accepted spelling (Anna is 안나 or 애나; Joseph is 조셉 or 조지프). Pick the one you like.
A dojang (도장) is a carved name stamp pressed in red ink paste. Koreans have long used them to sign documents and to mark artwork. A round seal with a double rim, like the default here, is the classic ingam (인감) look.
No. This is a decorative seal image. It is not a registered seal (인감 등록) and can't be used for legal or bank purposes in Korea. To make a physical stamp, take the image to a stamp shop — many in Korea will carve one from it.