What is Embossing?

An embosser is a small press that creates a raised design or seal on a piece of paper. They are used by notaries, architects, engineers, and corporate officials to validate the authenticity of a document.

Embossers also have personal applications. They add a touch of class to letters, envelopes, invitations, books, or gifts. Embossing can be a unique and whimsical way to add a personal touch to stationery or envelopes.

How to use?

here are several different embossing techniques, including dry embossing, heat embossing, and embossing paper. This creates a minimalistic and professional raised image that blends in seamlessly with the material.

Commonly used embossers use a variation of this dry embossing technique. The device is made with two die plates, one with an embossed image and one with a debossed image. By applying pressure, the die plates come together to leave behind a raised image. These embossers can be used for foil stamping or paper embossing.