Stamp Extractor

Extract Stamps from Images Online

Extract red and blue stamps from images and documents. Optionally select the stamp area, pick a custom color, and download the result as a transparent PNG.

Drop your image here or click to select

Supports .JPG,.JPEG,.PNG files up to 10 MB

Color-confidence extraction algorithm · Non-AI · Output is a transparent PNG

How to Extract a Stamp from an Image

1

Upload your image

Drag and drop a JPG, JPEG, or PNG image containing a stamp, or click to select it from your device. No account needed.

2

Choose the area and color

Process the full image or crop the stamp area first, then pick Red, Blue, or sample a custom color directly from the image.

3

Download the transparent PNG

Preview the extracted stamp on a checkerboard background and download it as a transparent PNG, ready to reuse anywhere.

Why Use Stamp Extractor?

Transparent PNG Output

The extracted stamp keeps its colors on a fully transparent background — ideal for documents, designs, and presentations.

Custom Color Sampling

Beyond red and blue presets, pick any stamp color directly from your image with a single click.

Optional Precise Crop

Crop the stamp area before extraction to focus on what matters. Cropping is optional — the full image works out of the box.

No Sign-up Required

Start extracting immediately in your browser. No software installation, no account, no watermark on the result.

How Stamp Extraction Works

A stamp is usually a colored ink mark pressed onto paper. Our tool separates that ink from the background using a color-confidence algorithm, then rebuilds the stamp as a transparent PNG that keeps the original ink density.

Analyze the stamp color

The algorithm converts the image into HSV and LAB color spaces and measures how strongly each pixel matches the target stamp color. This is more reliable than a single RGB threshold, especially for faded or unevenly pressed ink.

Build a soft confidence mask

Each pixel gets a confidence value instead of a hard on/off decision. Strong ink becomes opaque, light edges stay soft, and the paper background becomes fully transparent — preserving the natural look of the stamp.

Output a transparent PNG

The masked pixels are written to a PNG with an alpha channel. The result keeps the stamp's real colors on a fully transparent background, ready to place on documents, designs, or presentations.

Which Stamp Colors Are Supported?

Red and blue are the most common stamp colors and work with a single click. For everything else, sample the exact color straight from your image.

Red stamps

One-click preset for the classic red company seal, contract chop, and rubber stamp.

Blue stamps

One-click preset for blue ink stamps, notary marks, and received-date seals.

Custom color

Pick any color directly from the image for purple, green, black-red, or faded inks that presets may miss.

Faded and light ink

The confidence mask keeps soft, lightly pressed strokes instead of dropping them, so faded stamps still extract cleanly.

When to Crop the Stamp Area

Cropping is optional — the full image works out of the box. Crop the stamp area when the stamp is small, when the page contains other colored elements (logos, highlights, colored text), or when you want the algorithm to focus only on the region you care about. The cropped area is used exactly as you set it, with no automatic padding.

Our Own Algorithm, Not AI

Stamp extraction is built on our own deterministic color-confidence algorithm. We do not use AI recognition, and we never use your images to train a model.

Why deterministic matters

A rule-based color algorithm gives the same output for the same input, so results are predictable and easy to reason about. It also runs fast and keeps your data private, because nothing is sent to a third-party AI provider and nothing is retained for training.

Use This Tool Responsibly

Only extract stamps from documents you own or are authorized to reproduce. Stamps and seals can represent ownership, authenticity, approval, or legal effect. Misusing an extracted stamp may violate law or agreement — review the result before downloading and use it responsibly.

Your Image Privacy Matters

Your uploaded images are transferred over an encrypted connection and processed only for the requested stamp extraction. See our Privacy Policy for retention details.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a stamp extractor?+

A stamp extractor isolates a stamp (such as a company seal or rubber stamp) from an image and outputs it as a transparent PNG. Our tool uses a color-confidence algorithm that keeps the stamp ink and removes the paper background.

Which image formats are supported?+

JPG, JPEG, and PNG images are supported, up to 10 MB per file. The result is always delivered as a transparent PNG.

Which stamp colors can be extracted?+

Red and blue stamps work with one click via presets. For other colors (purple, green, black-red, faded inks), use Pick Color from Image and click directly on the stamp.

Do I need to crop the image first?+

No. Cropping is optional. Without a crop, the full image is processed as-is. Cropping can help when the stamp is small or the page contains other colored elements.

Do you use AI to extract stamps?+

No. The tool uses our own color-confidence algorithm (HSV/LAB color analysis), not AI recognition. Extraction is deterministic and your image is never used to train any model.

Is my image uploaded to your servers?+

Yes. Images are securely transmitted to our servers for extraction and removed automatically within seven days. See our Privacy Policy for details.

What is the maximum image size?+

The file limit is 10 MB. Very large images above 24 megapixels are rejected to keep processing fast and reliable — please downscale them first.

Why is my extracted stamp partially transparent?+

Faded or lightly pressed stamps contain semi-transparent ink by nature. The algorithm preserves ink density faithfully: strong strokes stay opaque, light edges stay soft.