Image Watermark
Add a text or logo watermark with controlled placement, scale, colour and opacity.
Add a clear, controlled watermark
Set the message, placement, scale, colour and opacity while checking the final image in real time.
- 1Choose an image
- 2Style the watermark
- 3Place and export
Best support: PNG, JPG and WebP. Browser-readable GIF and SVG files can be processed, but animated images export as a single frame. HEIC support depends on your browser.
About the Image Watermark
Protect or brand your images with text or your own logo. Place it in nine positions, control scale and opacity, and add a contrast shadow when text must remain readable.
For stronger proofing, repeat a text watermark diagonally across the image. A live preview shows the final treatment at the original resolution before PNG, JPG or WebP export.
The watermark is added in your browser, so your image never leaves your device.
Key features
- Custom text or uploaded logo watermark
- Nine position options
- Font, colour, scale, opacity and contrast shadow
- Optional repeated text watermark
- PNG, JPG and WebP downloads
- Private, in-browser processing
How to use
- 1Drop or choose an image.
- 2Choose a text watermark or upload a logo.
- 3Set its position, scale and opacity; optionally add a shadow or repeated text.
- 4Choose PNG, JPG or WebP after reviewing the preview.
- 5Download the watermarked image.
Examples
Photo with watermark text SAMPLE at bottom rightImage copy containing the positioned watermarkAdjust colour, size and opacity so the mark remains readable without hiding the image.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use a logo image as a watermark?
- Yes. Upload a PNG, JPG, WebP or browser-readable SVG logo. A transparent PNG or SVG usually gives the cleanest result.
- Does a watermark guarantee copyright protection?
- No. A watermark communicates ownership and discourages casual reuse, but it can still be cropped or edited. Keep your original files and ownership records.
- Is my image uploaded?
- No. The watermark is drawn locally in your browser.
- Which opacity and placement should I use?
- Use enough contrast to remain visible without obscuring important content. Corner placement is less intrusive, while a repeated diagonal text watermark is harder to remove but more visually dominant.
- Can the watermark be removed later?
- The downloaded image has the watermark baked into its pixels. Keep the original image if you may need an unwatermarked copy.
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