Add Watermark to Image
Put your name or logo on photos before posting them online, so copies stay credited to you.
- Files never leave your device
- 100% free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- Works offline after first load
or drag & drop images here — or paste with Ctrl+V
How to add a watermark to an image
- Select or drop your pictures — as many as you like.
- Type your watermark text or choose a logo, then set the size, opacity, rotation and position — one corner or tiled across the picture.
- Click Add watermark and download — several pictures come as a ZIP.
About Add Watermark to Image
Protect and brand your pictures. Add a text watermark such as your name or website with any font, colour, size, opacity, rotation, outline and shadow — or use your logo as a PNG or SVG.
Place it in a corner, the centre or any of nine positions with a margin, or tile it diagonally across the whole picture so it can’t simply be cropped off. Everything is sized relative to each picture, so a batch looks consistent, and nothing is uploaded.
Good for
- Protecting photos before posting them online
- Branding product and real-estate photos
- Marking drafts and stock previews
Tip: An opacity of 40–60% keeps the watermark visible without spoiling the photo.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my logo as a watermark?
Yes. Choose “Logo / image” and pick a PNG or SVG — a transparent background looks best. Set its size and opacity like text.
What is a tiled watermark?
The watermark is repeated diagonally across the whole picture, which makes it much harder to crop or remove — popular for photographers and stock previews.
Will the watermark look the same on every photo?
Yes. Size and margin are relative to each picture, so a batch of different sizes gets the same look.
Can I watermark many photos at once?
Yes — add them all; the same watermark is placed on every one and you download them together as a ZIP.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The watermark is added in your browser, so your photos never leave your device.
Where should I place a watermark?
A corner mark looks tidy but is easy to crop out. For pictures you really want to protect, tile the watermark across the whole image at low opacity.