Watermark IMAGE

Stamp your name or your logo over a photo. Set the position, size and how much it shows through.

or drop images here

No upload · No size limit · No account

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How to watermark image

  1. Add the images you want to markA whole batch works, and every file gets the same treatment.
  2. Type your text, or upload a logoPress Enter for a second line. If you upload a logo, use a PNG with a transparent background so the mark sits on the photo rather than in a box.
  3. Drag it where you want itThe preview is live — drag the mark anywhere on the image. Or pick a fixed corner from the menu if you would rather it always sat in the same place. Tiled repeats it diagonally across the whole frame, which is what stock photo sites use.
  4. Set the font, angle, size and opacityFive fonts to choose from, and the angle slider tilts the mark up to 45 degrees. Around 50% opacity is usually the balance — clearly there, without taking over the picture.
  5. Apply and downloadEvery image is marked with exactly what you set up in the preview.
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When you need it

Sharing work before it is paid for

Proofs and previews sent to clients are the classic case, and tiled marks are hard to remove.

Posting images that get reposted

A mark travels with the picture and credits you when someone shares it without asking.

Marking a document as a draft or copy

A tiled word across a scan makes its status obvious at a glance.

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Questions

What opacity should I use?

Between 40 and 60 for most things. Below 30 it is easy to crop or clone out. Above 70 it starts to take over the picture. If the mark is only there for credit rather than protection, sit at the lower end.

Corner or tiled?

A corner mark is polite and stays out of the way, but a corner is also the easiest thing in the world to crop off. Tiled is deliberately intrusive: it covers the whole frame, so removing it means removing the image. Use corners for credit and tiles for protection.

Why does my logo look like it has a white box around it?

Because it is a JPG. JPG cannot store transparency, so the background comes through as solid white. Save the logo as a PNG with a transparent background and it will sit cleanly on the photo.

How do I put the mark somewhere specific?

Drag it on the preview and it moves there straight away, switching the position menu to your own placement. The spot is stored as a fraction of the image rather than in pixels, so across a batch it lands in the same relative place on every file whatever size each one is.

Can I change the font or tilt the mark?

Yes — five fonts, from a clean bold sans to a handwritten face, and an angle slider that tilts the mark either way. A tilted mark across the middle of a photo is considerably harder to crop off than a straight one in a corner.

Does the size setting mean pixels?

No, it is a percentage of the image's shorter edge. That way one setting looks the same on a phone snapshot and on a 6000-pixel export, instead of vanishing on one and swamping the other.

Can I watermark a whole folder at once?

Yes. Drop them all in and every image gets the same mark in the same relative position and size.

Can this remove a watermark?

No, and it is not something we will build. Watermarks are how people protect work they own.

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That also means the tools keep working with no connection once the page has loaded, and the only limit on file size is your device's memory.