Korean Dojang Generator (Company Ingam)
Design a Korean company seal — the round dojang (도장) used by businesses — with the company name around the rim and 대표이사인 inside, in traditional Myeongjo type.
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
- #C91F1F
- Centre element
- None
- Typeface
- Noto Serif KR
- Ring text
- 주식회사 샘플
- Bottom text
- 대표이사인
- Border
- Double ring
About this seal
A dojang is a Korean seal used in place of a signature. A company's registered seal, the beobin ingam (법인인감), is filed with the court registry and carries strong legal authority; companies also keep an everyday use-seal (사용인감). The corporate dojang is round and red, with the company name and 대표이사인 ("representative director's seal").
Common uses
- Company contracts and official filings
- Registering a corporate seal (beobin ingam) — design mock-ups
- Banking and administrative documents
- Everyday use-seal (sayong ingam) impressions
How to create it
- Open the template — the round corporate dojang layout is pre-applied.
- Enter the company name on the outer ring.
- Keep or edit the 대표이사인 inner text.
- Pick a Myeongjo or Gothic font to suit the seal.
- Export a transparent PNG or SVG.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between beobin ingam and sayong ingam?
The beobin ingam is the registered corporate seal with full legal authority; the sayong ingam is an everyday company seal used to avoid over-using the registered one. The editor has templates for both.
What font is used on a Korean dojang?
Myeongjo (serif) is traditional and legible; Gothic is a cleaner modern option. Both are available in the editor.
Legal & usage
Seals render in your browser for design and demonstration only. A registered beobin ingam must be carved and filed with the court registry — only create seals for a company you are authorized to represent.
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