Stamp Extractor

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.

Can I remove the background from a stamp?+

Yes. Removing the paper background is exactly what this tool does: it keeps the stamp ink and outputs a transparent PNG, so the stamp can be placed on any background.

Can I extract a stamp from a scanned document?+

Yes, as long as the page is a JPG, JPEG, or PNG image. Save or export the scanned page as an image first — the tool processes images, not PDF files directly.

What can I do with the extracted transparent stamp?+

The transparent PNG can be reused on your own documents, invoices, design mockups, presentations, or archives. Always use stamps you own or are authorized to reproduce.