Korean Corporate Official Seal Generator (직인)
Design a Korean corporate official seal (직인, jigin) — the square red seal an organization stamps on issued documents, certificates and official letters, with the company name inside a bold square frame.
Make this seal your own
Open this template in the free online editor to change the text, fonts, colors and size, then export a transparent PNG or vector SVG.
Customize in editorAt a glance
- Shape
- Square
- Ink colour
- #C91F1F
- Centre element
- 인
- Typeface
- Noto Serif KR
- Ring text
- 주식회사 샘플
- Border
- Double ring
About this seal
A jigin (직인) is an organization's official document seal. Government offices, schools and companies use it to mark issued certificates, official letters and notices as authentic. It is commonly square, showing the organization name often followed by 직인 or 인, and functions as the body's everyday authenticating stamp distinct from the registered corporate seal used for contracts.
Common uses
- Issued certificates and official letters
- Notices and administrative documents
- Government and institutional paperwork
- Marking documents as officially issued
How to create it
- Open the template — the square jigin layout is pre-applied.
- Enter the organization name, optionally ending in 직인.
- Keep the square frame; choose Myeongjo or Gothic.
- Size it to match a typical official document seal.
- Export a transparent PNG or SVG.
Frequently asked questions
Is a jigin round or square?
It is commonly square, showing the organization name. The editor keeps the square frame and lets you adjust the text and font.
How is a jigin different from the registered corporate seal?
The jigin authenticates everyday issued documents; the registered 법인인감 is filed with the court registry and used for contracts and statutory acts.
Legal & usage
Seals render in your browser for design and demonstration only. Only create an official seal for an organization you are authorized to represent.
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- How to Design a Company Seal: A Complete GuideEvery element that goes into a company seal — ring text, fonts, the center star, borders, and anti-counterfeit codes — and how to combine them into a clean, balanced design.
- How to Add a Seal to a PDF or Word DocumentStep-by-step: export a transparent seal and place it cleanly into Word, PDF, or an image — so it floats over your content instead of pushing it around.
- How to Create a Transparent PNG SealWhy 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.