Thumbmark maker
Turn a photo of your thumbprint into a clean PNG, or a JPG for upload forms.
Free, no sign-up. It runs inside your browser: your files never leave your device.
Make a clean thumbmark (thumb impression) from a photo of your inked thumb. Get a clear PNG to place on documents, or a small JPG for online forms.
How to use Thumbmark maker
- Ink your thumb, press it on white paper and take a photo in good light.
- Drop the photo (JPG or PNG) on the page.
- Move the Sensitivity slider until the ridges look right, and pick the ink colour.
- Choose "PNG, clear" or "JPG on white", and a size limit if the form has one.
- Click "Make thumbmark" and download it.
Questions
Which file type should I pick?
"PNG, clear" has a transparent background and drops onto any page or form. "JPG on white" is for upload forms that only take JPG.
Can I keep the file under 20 KB?
Yes. Under "Keep it under", choose 20 KB, 50 KB or 100 KB.
How do I get rid of dust and paper grain?
Keep "Remove specks" on. It clears dust and paper grain around the print.
Is my thumbprint photo uploaded?
No. The photo is processed on your device and is never sent anywhere.
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