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Add Watermark to Image
Text or logo watermark, opacity and position control, drag to place, optional tiling. Nothing leaves your browser.
Whether you're protecting proofs before a client pays, branding a batch of product photos, or just labeling a screenshot, a watermark needs to be visible enough to matter but subtle enough not to ruin the photo. This tool draws it directly onto an HTML Canvas element in your browser: type out text or upload a logo image, control its opacity, size, and color, then drag it into place on the preview or snap it to a corner, edge, or center preset. Turn on tiling to repeat it diagonally across the whole frame — the classic stock-photo look that's harder to crop away. Drop in more than one photo and the same watermark is applied to every one of them, ready to download individually or as a single ZIP. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server at any point.
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How to Use
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Drop in one or more photos — any image format — or click to browse.
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Pick "Text" and type your watermark, or "Image / Logo" and upload a transparent PNG logo.
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Adjust opacity, font size or logo size, and color, then drag the watermark on the preview or pick a position preset.
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Optionally turn on "Tile / repeat" for a diagonal, stock-photo-style repeated watermark across the whole image.
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Pick PNG or JPG and click "Export image" — or, with multiple photos loaded, "Apply watermark to N images" and download the results as a ZIP.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I add a logo image as a watermark, not just text?
Yes. Switch to the "Image / Logo" tab and upload a second image to use as the watermark — a transparent PNG logo works best. Control its size and opacity just like the text watermark.
Can I drag the watermark to reposition it?
Yes. Drag it directly on the image preview to place it anywhere, or use one of the nine position presets (corners, edges, center) for quick placement.
What does "Tile / repeat" do?
It repeats the watermark diagonally across the entire image in a grid — the classic look used on stock photos and client proofs to make the watermark harder to crop out. Position presets and dragging are disabled while tiling is on, since the watermark covers the whole frame.
Can I watermark more than one photo at once?
Yes. Drop in multiple images and the same watermark settings — type, opacity, size, and position — are applied to every one of them. Download them individually or all together as a ZIP.
Should I export as PNG or JPG?
PNG is used automatically whenever the source image has transparent areas, to preserve them. Otherwise you can choose JPG for a smaller file size.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. The watermark is drawn directly onto an HTML Canvas element in your browser and exported from there. Nothing is sent anywhere — open your browser's Network tab while using the tool to confirm.