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Rotate Stamp Online
Upload a stamp or seal, enter a precise angle in degrees or radians, preview clockwise or counterclockwise rotation, and download a transparent PNG in your browser.
Degrees and radians Transparent canvas preserved Private browser processing
Online stamp rotator
Rotate a stamp around its center and automatically expand the transparent canvas so no corner is clipped.
Images stay in your browser
Rotated stamp
Upload a stamp to preview its new angle.
How it works
Correct a tilted seal or create an intentional slant
The stamp rotates around its center while the output canvas grows to fit the complete artwork. A 90° turn swaps the visual orientation, while small values such as 5° or 12° are useful for scan correction and natural rubber-stamp character.
Use degrees for familiar quarter turns and fine corrections, or radians when an existing design workflow already provides mathematical angle values. Positive numbers turn left and negative numbers turn right.
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Upload the stamp
Choose a PNG, SVG, JPG, or WebP scan, photo, seal, or digital stamp.
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Set unit and angle
Enter degrees or radians, check the direction, and refine the value in the live preview.
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Review and download
Confirm that every edge fits the expanded canvas and save the rotated stamp as PNG.
Rotation examples
Practical angles for real stamp workflows
Start with these common values, then adjust the angle until the mark fits the document naturally.
12° counterclockwise
Make a digital stamp feel hand-applied
Add a slight upward tilt to approval, completed, or received marks so repeated document stamps feel less mechanical.
-5.7° / -0.1 rad
Straighten a scanned seal
Correct a small clockwise tilt caused by paper alignment during scanning or photography.
45° counterclockwise
Place a status stamp diagonally
Create a strong diagonal treatment for opening soon, rejected, urgent, or draft graphics.
180°
Create an upside-down variation
Turn the stamp through a half rotation for production checks, playful layouts, or orientation testing.
Correct small tilts first
Use fine decimal values when straightening a scan instead of jumping between large presets.
Keep the full canvas
The output expands automatically so corners and circular seals remain visible at any angle.
Export as PNG
PNG keeps smooth ink edges and transparent space around a rotated stamp.
Process locally
Rotation, preview, and export run in your browser, so the source image stays on your device.
Stamp rotation questions
Answers about direction, units, output quality, transparent corners, limits, and privacy.
Which direction does a positive angle rotate?
A positive angle rotates the stamp counterclockwise and a negative angle rotates it clockwise. For example, 12° turns left and -12° turns right.
Should I use degrees or radians?
Use whichever unit matches your workflow. Ninety degrees equals about 1.5708 radians, and the preview produces the same rotation after conversion.
Will the stamp corners be clipped?
No. The transparent output canvas expands to fit the full rotated rectangle, including corners created by diagonal angles.
Can I enter decimal and large angles?
Yes. Decimal and negative values are supported. Angles beyond a full turn also work, although an equivalent value between -360° and 360° is easier to read.
Is my stamp uploaded for rotation?
No. Decoding, rotating, previewing, and creating the PNG all happen locally in your browser.
Build a cleaner stamp workflow around rotation
First isolate the ink with extract stamp from image or remove whitespace with crop stamp; after rotating, add a document-ready fill with add stamp background, rebuild the design in the stamp maker, compare ideas from stamp generators, or prepare other artwork with the stamp maker online free.