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Extract Stamp from Image

Upload a photo or scanned document, click the stamp color, and isolate the mark as a clean transparent PNG. Fine-tune color matching, edges, cropping, recoloring, and outlines in your browser.

Click-to-pick color Transparent PNG output Private browser processing

Color-based stamp extractor

Choose the ink color from the source image or enter its hex code, then adjust how closely nearby shades should match.

Images stay in your browser

Source image

Drop a document or stamp photo here

PNG, JPG, or WebP up to 12 MB. For best results, use a sharp image with a clearly different stamp color.

Extracted stamp

Upload an image to preview the extracted stamp.

How it works

Turn a scanned mark into a reusable stamp

The extractor compares every pixel with the ink color you choose. Matching pixels stay visible while the rest become transparent, so the result can be placed on PDFs, certificates, invoices, or new designs.

  1. 1

    Upload the full image

    Use the document, scan, or photo that contains the stamp you want to isolate.

  2. 2

    Pick the stamp color

    Click an ink pixel in the source preview or enter an exact hex color.

  3. 3

    Refine and download

    Adjust sensitivity, transparency, smoothing, crop, recoloring, and outline settings, then save the PNG.

Document containing a red approval stamp before extraction
Red approval stamp isolated on a transparent background
Before and after: select the red ink on the document, remove the surrounding page, and export only the stamp.

Get a cleaner extraction without losing fine details

Start with the exact ink color, then make small sensitivity changes. High sensitivity captures faded ink but can also include text or paper tones that are close to the stamp color.

Use visible color contrast

Red, blue, or dark ink on a light page is easier to isolate than ink that matches nearby text.

Tune sensitivity gradually

Raise the value until faded areas appear, then stop before unrelated colors enter the result.

Smooth only when needed

A small radius softens scan noise. A large radius can blur thin letters and border details.

Keep source documents private

Extraction runs locally in your browser; the source image is not uploaded for processing.

FAQ

Stamp extraction questions

Practical answers for scans, photos, backgrounds, color matching, and output quality.

How do I choose the right stamp color?

Click a solid ink area inside the stamp. Avoid paper, shadows, antialiased edges, or glare. You can also enter the exact hex color.

Can I extract a stamp with a transparent background?

Yes. Transparent background is enabled by default. You can instead choose a solid background color before downloading the PNG.

Why are parts of the stamp missing or extra text included?

Increase sensitivity when faded ink is missing. Decrease it when text or page colors are selected. Sampling a more representative ink pixel also improves the result.

Is my document uploaded to Stampdy?

No. The color extraction runs in your browser. Your image stays on your device unless you choose another Stampdy feature that explicitly uploads a file.

Continue your stamp workflow

After isolating the ink, trim the transparent file with crop stamp, rebuild it in the stamp maker, explore new directions with stamp generators, or convert other artwork with the stamp maker online free.

add stamp background: Place a solid or translucent color behind the transparent pixels while preserving the original stamp size and ink.