1. Select "Insert → Picture → AutoShape" for the seal outline, select an ellipse in the drawing toolbar, press the Sfift key to drag a circle out of the document, and double-click the shape to set it as "No Fill Color", with a line width of 2 points, a red color and a "Stacking Order" as "Bottom Layer".

2. Edit the text Insert the WordArt into the document, select the circular WordArt, set the font and font size after entering the content, and then drag the text into a circle with the eight drag buttons around the WordArt and put it into the circle that has been drawn. You can use the Ctrl key and arrow keys to help move it to the exact location. And set the wordart to red.

3. Insert a five-pointed star. Select a five-pointed star in the insert-picture "Optional Graphics → Stars and Flags", and then draw a five-pointed star with an appropriate size in the document, set it to red, and move it to the appropriate position in the circle. Then press Shift to select the circle, wordart and five-pointed star, click the right mouse button and select "Combination", and an official seal will be made. If you want to use it, isn't it important to copy it to the target?

The electronic official seal made by Word can be used for general documents, but if it is an official document, it requires the official seal to have anti-counterfeiting function, and others cannot copy it. At this time, you can use Office Star to make an electronic official seal that can prevent counterfeiting.