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Guides and answers about seal design, electronic signatures, and document workflows.
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- How to Design a Company Seal: A Complete Guide
Every element of a company seal (ring text, fonts, center star, borders, anti-counterfeit codes) and how to combine them into a clean, balanced design.
- Round, Oval, or Square: How to Choose a Seal Shape
What round, oval, square, and rectangular seals signal to a reader, how text length limits each shape, and how to pick one that fits its job.
- Electronic Seal vs. Electronic Signature: The Difference
Electronic seals, electronic signatures, and digital signatures get confused. What each is, why a seal image isn't a legal signature, and when you need more.
- How to Create a Transparent PNG Seal
Why seals need a transparent background, how to export one, when to use high-resolution or SVG instead, and how to place it cleanly into documents and images.
- Are Image Seals Legally Valid?
A generated seal image looks official, but does it carry legal weight? What an image seal can and can't do, the risks of misuse, and lawful ways to use it.
- A Guide to Seal Fonts: Which Typeface Should You Use?
Why seal script is the classic choice, how Song, Kai, and seal styles differ, and what to watch for when a seal mixes Chinese, Japanese, or Korean text.
- The Five-Point Star on a Seal: Meaning and When to Use It
Why many official seals have a five-point star in the center, the golden-ratio standard behind it, and the alternatives when a star doesn't fit your design.
- SVG vs. PNG for Seals: Which Format Should You Export?
The difference between vector and raster seal exports, when to choose SVG, when PNG is the better pick, and how each fits into documents and print.
- How to Add a Seal to a PDF or Word Document
Step-by-step: export a transparent seal and place it cleanly into Word, PDF, or an image, over the content without pushing it around.
- Electronic Seals in China: What You Need to Know
How electronic seals relate to China's Electronic Signature Law, what makes an e-seal reliable, and why a seal image alone isn't a legal substitute.