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Product Positioning & Context
Ravioli is a tiny design tool for creating custom postage-stamp shapes. Select a shape, adjust the stamp size, holes and roundness, then export your result as a transparent PNG or scalable SVG.
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What is Ravioli?
Ravioli is a digital product or tool described as: Create custom stamp shapes
Where did Ravioli originate?
Data for Ravioli was aggregated directly from the Product Hunt community ecosystem, representing raw developer and early-adopter sentiment.
When was Ravioli publicly launched?
The initial public indexing or launch date for Ravioli within our tracked developer communities was recorded on August 30, 2026.
How popular is Ravioli?
Ravioli has achieved measurable traction, logging over 115 traction score and facilitating 5 recorded discussions or engagements.
Which technical categories define Ravioli?
Based on metadata extraction, Ravioli is categorized under topics such as: Design Tools, Graphics & Design, Graphic Design.
What are some commercial alternatives to Ravioli?
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How does the creator describe Ravioli?
The original author or development team describes the product as follows: "Ravioli is a tiny design tool for creating custom postage-stamp shapes. Select a shape, adjust the stamp size, holes and roundness, then export your result as a transparent PNG or scalable SVG."
Community Voice & Feedback
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hey Hesam, cool little tool. I'd use this for a "reviewed" stamp overlay on internal screenshots during async design reviews - way faster than opening Figma just to drop a stamp shape on something and re-export as a png. one thing that'd save a step for me: a couple of built-in stamp presets (classic postmark circle, wax-seal scallop edge) so I'm not manually dialing in roundness + hole spacing from scratch to get a familiar look.
a real use i had for this yesterday: i needed a 240px png for a product hunt thumbnail and the source art was svg only, which ph wont accept there, so i was already rasterising through a url based converter just to get a flat png out. a stamp edge on that would have been a nice touch and i still wouldnt have opened figma for it. the thing id check before adding anything is how the svg export is structured. if each perforation comes out as its own subpath instead of one compound path with an even-odd fill rule, it looks identical in a browser and then falls apart the moment someone uses it as a clip mask or sends it to a cutter. thats the bug that gets reported to you as it broke in illustrator, with no other detail. and if you want one small addition, exporting at an exact pixel width rather than a scale multiplier would have saved me the step i did by hand.
It feels like going back to the era of stickers, stamps and everything what we used to collect as kids :)
Hey Product Hunt! 🦦
I built Ravioli because I wanted a simple postage-stamp effect for my designs, but opening Figma each time and playing with its pen just to create one felt like overkill!
So I made a tiny tool that does exactly that.
With Ravioli, you can create a customized stamp shape, adjust the holes and roundness, and export it as a transparent PNG or SVG.
It’s free, simple, and requires no signup.
I’d love to know what you’d use Ravioli for — and what you think I should add next 🥟
I built Ravioli because I wanted a simple postage-stamp effect for my designs, but opening Figma each time and playing with its pen just to create one felt like overkill!
So I made a tiny tool that does exactly that.
With Ravioli, you can create a customized stamp shape, adjust the holes and roundness, and export it as a transparent PNG or SVG.
It’s free, simple, and requires no signup.
I’d love to know what you’d use Ravioli for — and what you think I should add next 🥟
Discovery Source
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Tech Stack Dependencies
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