LLC Seal Generator
Design a round seal for a limited liability company — the LLC's legal name curved across the top, the state of formation and year across the bottom, and SEAL in the center, the classic layout used on embossers and LLC record books.
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
- Round
- Ink colour
- #111827
- Centre element
- SEAL
- Typeface
- Georgia
- Ring text
- SAMPLE HOLDINGS LLC
- Bottom text
- DELAWARE · 2026
- Border
- Double ring
About this seal
Most US states do not require an LLC to have a seal, and an operating agreement or membership certificate is valid when properly signed. Many LLCs still adopt one: some banks, title companies and foreign counterparties ask for a sealed resolution or certificate, and an LLC kit traditionally ships with an embosser. The usual design mirrors a corporate seal — the exact registered name, the state where the LLC was formed and the year of formation.
Common uses
- Membership certificates and LLC record books
- Resolutions and certificates of incumbency requested by banks
- Documents for foreign partners who expect a company seal
- Artwork for an embosser or self-inking stamp
How to create it
- Open the template — the round LLC seal layout is pre-applied.
- Replace SAMPLE HOLDINGS LLC with the exact name on your articles of organization.
- Edit the bottom arc with your state of formation and year.
- Keep SEAL in the center or swap in your initials.
- Export a transparent PNG, SVG or PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Does an LLC need a seal?
In most states, no. A seal is optional; it is mainly used when a bank, title company or foreign counterparty asks for one, or for membership certificates.
What goes on an LLC seal?
Usually the LLC's exact legal name, the state of formation and the year it was formed. The center often says SEAL or carries a monogram.
Legal & usage
Seals render in your browser for design and demonstration. A seal image does not make a document binding on its own — authorized signatures do — and you should only create a seal for an LLC you are authorized to act for.
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- How to Design a Company Seal: A Complete GuideEvery element of a company seal (ring text, fonts, center star, borders, 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, over the content without 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.