Flash Turbo Signerv4.2 · Windows Desktop
Stamp styles

Six stamps, one consistent look across every file you sign.

The visible stamp is cosmetic — the cryptographic signature is identical in every style. Pick the one that matches your organisation's paperwork, then reuse it as a preset so every department signs the same way.

Professional

The default. Green accent bar, stacked signer details, and a compact footprint that suits invoices and approvals.

Minimal

Two lines, centred, muted grey with a hairline border and no colour fill — for firms that want the signature verifiable but nearly invisible on the page.

Adobe Classic

Mimics the Acrobat signature panel — blue accent bar, “Digitally signed by” line and the signing date — with no outer border.

Text Only

Monospaced plain text with no border or background. Ideal when a stamp must survive faxing, OCR or heavy compression.

Standard

The official PAdES look: bold Helvetica, green header bar and right-aligned details, sized for the lower right corner where most documents are signed.

Handwritten

Script-style presentation for client-facing agreements that should read like a wet-ink signature — while remaining fully verifiable.

What the stamp can show

Every style draws only the fields you switch on, so the same document can carry a bare two-line stamp or a full signer block. The cryptographic signature records the same information either way — the stamp is the human-readable face of it.

  • Signer name, as it appears on the certificate
  • Organisation name
  • Date and time, from the local clock or a trusted timestamp
  • Reason for signing — “Approved for payment”, “For and on behalf of…”
  • Location

Reusing a style across a team

Save the stamp, its fields and its placement as a template (.signscript) and pass that file to every desk that signs the same paperwork. Template files are plain JSON, so they can travel by email, USB drive or a network folder.

Two honest notes. On the FREE edition the stamp carries a free-edition watermark, and a template designed for one document layout can place stamps oddly on a differently structured PDF — always check placement before a bulk run. See what PRO changes.

Which certificate signs it → USB token or PFX/P12 — and whether the stamp differs between them. Placement and templates → Drag-to-place, text anchors, presets and the batch engine. Can several people sign one file? → Multiple signers, separate stamps, and one certificate each.

Pick a style, save it as a preset, stop thinking about it.

All six stamp styles are on every tier, including the free edition — the tiers differ in volume and automation, not in the look of the signature.

  • Six styles on every tier
  • Field-level control per stamp
  • Windows 10 and 11
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