Book Stamps
Book Stamps
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Give your books a seal of ownership that’s all your own. Pick a design, choose a self-inking stamp or a hand embosser, and personalize it with your name.
Step 1: Choose your design
Pick from 20 designs, all 1-5/8 inches round, including classic “Ex Libris,” “This Book Belongs To,” and “From the Library Of” styles. Just add your name, or customize every detail of the template in the designer.
Step 2: Choose a stamp or an embosser
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Self-inking stamp: Press once for a crisp inked seal. The built-in ink pad re-inks after every use for thousands of impressions. Your stamp prints in the one ink color you choose: black, blue, red, green, purple, pink, brown, or orange.
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Hand embosser: Squeeze to press a raised seal right into the page, with no ink needed. It won’t smudge, bleed, or fade, and it raises the paper without cutting or tearing it.
Step 3 (embossers only): Choose your alignment
An embosser presses from the edge of the page, so your design needs to face the right way for where you’ll place it. Pick the edge of the page you’ll emboss from, and we’ll make your embosser so the design reads upright there.
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From Top: for a seal along the top of the page
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From Bottom: for a seal along the bottom of the page, a popular choice for the bottom corner of a title page or front flyleaf
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From Left: for a seal along the left edge of the page
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From Right: for a seal along the right edge of the page
You can choose only one alignment, so pick the spot you’ll use most. A sample on scrap paper first will show you exactly how it will look.
Step 4: Personalize
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Type your name exactly as you want it to appear, for example “Emma Johnson,” “The Garcia Family,” or “Mrs. Lee’s Classroom.”
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Double-check the spelling before you order, since your stamp or embosser is made just as you enter it.
Tips for the best results
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Embosser: Uncoated book pages emboss beautifully. Very thick or glossy pages may show a lighter impression.
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Stamp: Stamp on a blank page, like the front flyleaf or title page, and give the ink a moment to dry before closing the book. Ink may not dry on glossy pages.
