Posted Stamp Generator

Create a POSTED stamp with date and reference lines for bookkeeping documents.

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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.

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At a glance

Shape
Rectangular stamp
Ink colour
#15803D
Typeface
Arial
First line
POSTED
Lines
3 lines
Border
Double ring

About this seal

In bookkeeping, POSTED marks a source document whose entry has been posted to the ledger. It closes the loop between paper and books: anyone picking up the invoice or voucher can see it has already been accounted for and under which reference.

Common uses

  • Vouchers and invoices posted to the ledger
  • Bank deposit slips reconciled to the books
  • Journal entry support documents
  • Month-end close checklists

How to create it

  1. Open the template — the green rectangular box stamp reading “POSTED” is pre-applied.
  2. Edit the fill-in lines under the word, or type the date, initials or reference before exporting.
  3. Change the colour if your office uses a different convention — green is the usual choice for this stamp.
  4. Download a transparent PNG (or SVG with Pro).
  5. Place it on a PDF or Word file with the document stamp tools, or print it on labels.

Frequently asked questions

What reference goes on a posted stamp?

Usually the journal or voucher number from the accounting system, so the paper can be traced to the entry.

Why green?

Green reads as “done” in most offices, which suits a stamp that closes a step. Any colour works if your team has its own convention.

Legal & usage

An office stamp is a status marking, not a signature, certification or official classification. Use it on documents you are entitled to annotate, and do not use it to misrepresent a document's status to others.