Rubber Stamps
See Rubber Stamps in action
A self-inking stamp cut from your logo or address in 5 sizes, from the .375" x 1" Mini to the 1.5" x 3" Jumbo, in Black, Red, Blue, Green or Purple, from $31.29 for one Mini stamp.
- From $31.29 for a single self-inking stamp, with the per-stamp price dropping to about $26.34 each once you order 20.
- 5 sizes, from a .375" x 1" Mini up to a 1.5" x 3" Jumbo, so the stamp matches the mark you need.
- Self-inking: every stamp holds a built-in ink pad, so it re-inks the die between presses with no separate pad to load.
- 5 ink colors, Black, Red, Blue, Green and Purple, each chosen in the live configurator.
- Free online proof before production, a standard 5 business day turnaround, rated 5.0 out of 5 across 66 reviews.
A Custom Stamp That Re-Inks Itself, Press After Press
You press down, the die takes ink from the pad, and you lift it off with a clean mark while the pad reloads the die for the next one. We cut your logo, return address, signature or a word like RECEIVED or PAID into the rubber and set it in a housing that carries its own ink. One stamp costs $31.29, and buyers give it 5.0 out of 5 across 66 reviews.
On a desk, one stamp marks invoices, endorses checks, dates paperwork and brands packaging, and it lasts longer than a box of labels. The rest of the office basics sit in the Business Basics Collection; the choices below build the stamp.
The per-stamp price steps down once you pass 5, which matters when you order one for each person on a team or each counter in a shop. The tiers below show the total at every count and what each step saves.
What Is a Self-Inking Rubber Stamp
A self-inking rubber stamp holds a rubber die and its own ink pad in a single housing. At 4OVER4.COM each stamp is cut to your artwork in 5 sizes, from a .375" x 1" Mini up to a 1.5" x 3" Jumbo, in one of 5 ink colors, and it re-inks itself between presses so you never load a separate pad.
You send the artwork, and we cut it into the rubber die inside the self-inking housing. Each press brings the die down past the ink pad; each lift returns it to the pad for a fresh coat. An old wooden stamp needs a loose pad for every press; this one does not. Pair it with the paperwork it marks, such as your Standard Letterheads and Carbonless Forms, and the desk carries one look.
Self Inking vs Traditional Rubber Stamps
Both carry the same rubber die cut from your artwork. What changes is where the ink lives, and that decides which one suits the job.
| Self-inking | Traditional wood handle | |
|---|---|---|
| Impressions between re-inks | Many presses from one charge, because the die returns to the built-in pad after every impression. The mark going pale is the cue to re-ink. | One press per inking. The die has to be pressed onto a separate pad before each impression. |
| How it is re-inked | Lift the pad out of the housing and add a few drops of matching ink to the pad face. | Re-ink or replace the separate stamp pad, and swap pads to change color. |
| Mounting | Rubber die set inside a spring housing that inks itself on the return stroke. | Rubber die mounted on a wood block with a handle, nothing moving. |
| Best use case | Repeat marking at a desk: return address, RECEIVED, PAID, a logo on invoices or packaging, anywhere speed and a consistent impression matter. | Occasional use, and craft or archival work where a different pad, a different ink color or a hand controlled press is the point. |
Every stamp we make is the self-inking type, in five sizes from a .375" x 1" Mini up to a 1.5" x 3" Jumbo.
What Sizes Do the Rubber Stamps Come In
Our rubber stamps come in 5 sizes: a .375" x 1" Mini, a .625" x 1.625" Small, a .75" x 2.375" Medium, a 1" x 2.5" Large and a 1.5" x 3" Jumbo. The Mini is the default, and you pick the size that fits your artwork in the configurator.
The .375" x 1" Mini takes a short line, an initial or a small mark on a card. The .625" x 1.625" Small and the .75" x 2.375" Medium leave room for a logo or a second line of text. Choose the 1" x 2.5" Large or the 1.5" x 3" Jumbo for a full return address, a logo with contact details or a bold RECEIVED block. Each stamp has one size, and the price follows it.
What Ink Colors Can You Choose
You can order rubber stamps in 5 ink colors: Black, Red, Blue, Green and Purple. Black is the default. We load the color into the self-inking pad, so the stamp arrives inked in your shade with no separate pad to buy.
Black suits documents and return addresses. Red reads as urgent, so offices run PAID, VOID and PAST DUE marks in red. Blue looks close to a pen signature and softens an official mark, while Green and Purple set a brand or a department apart at a glance. Each stamp carries one color in its pad, press after press.
How to Re-Ink Your Rubber Stamp
The built-in pad is refillable, so a stamp keeps working long after the first charge of ink runs down. Re-ink it when the impression starts to look pale or patchy at the edges of the die rather than waiting for it to fail on a document.
- Lift the pad. Press the housing down and lock it, then slide the ink pad cartridge out through the slot in the side.
- Apply the ink. Turn the pad face up and put a few drops of the matching ink color across the surface, spaced out rather than pooled in one spot. Match the ink to the color you ordered, Black, Red, Blue, Green or Purple, since mixing colors muddies the pad for good.
- Let it draw in, then blot. Give the ink a minute to spread through the pad and blot off anything sitting on the surface, or the first impressions will fill in the fine detail.
- Test the impression. Slide the pad back, release the housing and press a few test marks on scrap paper until the mark is even, then go back to the real document.
Can You See a Proof Before It Is Made
Yes. 4OVER4.COM gives 2 proof options on rubber stamps: Straight To Production, which sends your file to the die as submitted, or a Free Online Proof, where you review a digital layout of the stamp before the die is cut. The Free Online Proof adds no cost and lets you confirm the text and spacing first.
A stamp is permanent once the die is cut, so a proof matters. Choose Free Online Proof and you get a digital layout to check that your logo, address and text sit right and read clearly at the size you picked. Approve it and production starts. If your file is already press-ready and the clock is tight, Straight To Production skips the review and goes to the die as submitted. Either way you keep control of the finished mark, and every proof is free. See how that fits the wider promise on Free Proofs.
Every option you set on a 4OVER4.COM rubber stamp, the ink color and the proof choice, is grouped below exactly the way the live configurator presents it, with the default for each one highlighted, so you know what you can change before you change it.
If you have the artwork, download the blank template for your stamp size, place your logo or text on it and upload. A file built at the stamp's real dimensions keeps the mark centered and sharp on the rubber.
Wally stamps it once, and again, and again
A $31.29 self-inking stamp that re-inks itself, press after press.
One self-inking rubber stamp from 4OVER4.COM costs $31.29 and carries its own ink pad, so it re-inks between presses with no separate pad to load. Pick from 5 sizes and 5 ink colors, approve a free online proof, and Wally has it cut, built and shipped in about 5 business days.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Does a Rubber Stamp Cost
One rubber stamp costs $31.29, and the ladder runs across 10 quantity tiers up to 20. The per-stamp price drops after 5: 6 stamps run $167.95, and a set of 20 is $526.89, about $26.34 each. Set the slider below to the number of desks or staff you are equipping and read the total and the per-stamp cost together.
How Fast Can You Get Your Rubber Stamps
Rubber stamps have a standard 5 business day turnaround. You approve your proof, the rubber die is cut and the self-inking stamp is assembled, then it ships. The 5 business days apply to every size and ink color.
Count those 5 business days from approved artwork to an inked stamp in your hand. We make each stamp to order, so the time covers cutting the die and building it into the housing. Order the whole team's stamps at once and they arrive together. When the pad runs low after heavy use, re-ink it, and our guide on how to clean rubber stamps keeps the impression sharp.
See Real Rubber Stamps in Use
The gallery below shows stamps our customers ordered, from small initials to address blocks, in different sizes and messages, so you can see how a mark reads on paper before you set yours up. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Rubber Stamps Our Customers Printed
Print Your Rubber Stamps Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Whatever size and ink color you pick, and whatever your stamp needs to say, it arrives self-inking and ready to press. Round out the desk with your Standard Notepads and the rest of the print product range, then set your size, choose your color, approve your free proof, and print your rubber stamps today.
Return Address Stamps and Logo Stamps
Most stamps we cut carry a return address or a logo, and the two need different sizes. A three line return address, name, street and city with zip, reads cleanly on the 1" x 2.5" Large, and the 1.5" x 3" Jumbo gives the same address room for a logo beside it. A logo alone, for invoices, packaging or the back of a business card, fits the .75" x 2.375" Medium, or the .625" x 1.625" Small when the mark is simple. Send the logo as clean line art, because the rubber die holds solid shapes far better than fine gradients. These stamps have no rotating date wheel, so a date line goes on as fixed text or you write it in by hand next to the mark. Every option is self-inking in your choice of Black, Red, Blue, Green or Purple, with a free online proof of the layout before the die is cut.
Rubber Stamps: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I order just one rubber stamp?
Yes. A single self-inking stamp starts at $31.29, so there is no minimum batch to meet. If you order 20, the per-stamp price drops to about $26.34 each, which is worth knowing if you are outfitting a whole team.
Do I need a separate ink pad?
No. Every stamp is self-inking, with the ink pad built into the housing. The die re-inks itself against the pad each time you lift the stamp, so there is no loose pad to carry and nothing to load between impressions.
What sizes does the stamp come in?
There are 5 sizes, from a .375 inch by 1 inch Mini up to a 1.5 inch by 3 inch Jumbo. The Mini suits a small mark like initials or a monogram, while the Jumbo has room for a full return address or a multi-line message.
Which ink colors are available?
You can choose Black, Red, Blue, Green, or Purple, selected in the configurator when you build the stamp. The ink color is fixed to the pad inside that stamp, so if you want two colors you would order two stamps.
What can I put on the stamp?
The design is cut into rubber from your artwork, so a logo, a return address, a signature, or a message like RECEIVED or PAID all work. Keep the artwork within the size you pick, since fine detail has less room on a Mini than on a Jumbo.
Do I see the stamp design before it is made?
Yes. A free online proof is available before production so you can check the layout and spelling on the die. Standard turnaround is 5 business days, which starts once the file is set and any proof is approved.
How can I make my own rubber stamps?
Upload your artwork, a logo, a return address, a signature or a word like RECEIVED, and 4OVER4 cuts it into a rubber die and sets it in a self-inking housing, so the making is done for you. Pick one of 5 sizes from the .375 inch by 1 inch Mini to the 1.5 inch by 3 inch Jumbo, choose the ink color, and approve the free online proof. The finished stamp ships on a 5 business day turnaround from $31.29.
What does the saying "rubber stamp" mean?
To rubber stamp something is to approve it automatically, without really examining it, the way a clerk presses an APPROVED stamp on every page in a pile. The phrase comes from the office tool itself, which repeats the same mark on demand. The stamps on this page do exactly that job for real paperwork, marking PAID, RECEIVED or a signature the same way every press.
What are rubber stamps used for?
Marking paperwork fast and consistently. Offices stamp invoices PAID and mail RECEIVED, endorse checks, and put a return address on envelopes. Small businesses stamp a logo on packaging, bags and thank you notes, and anyone signing a stack of forms uses a signature stamp. Here the same custom die goes in 5 sizes and 5 ink colors, self-inking so it re-inks itself between presses.
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