Add text or logo watermarks to images — opacity, rotation, position or tiled, with batch support.
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Upload images to watermark
Upload several at once to watermark them all the same way.
🔒Your files are automatically deleted after processing and are never shared with third parties.
Supported Formats
JPG, PNG, WebP in — download as PNG.
Common Uses
•Marking photography proofs with a studio name before sending them to clients
•Adding a "SAMPLE" watermark to preview images before a paid download
•Branding social media graphics with a logo before posting
•Protecting product photos from unauthorized reuse before listing them online
💡 Pro Tip
For product photos going on a marketplace, keep the watermark small and semi-transparent in a corner — listings sites that reject visibly watermarked photos will usually still accept a subtle one.
Adds a text or logo watermark to one or more images — control color, size, opacity, rotation, and position, or tile it repeatedly across the image.
When to use this
Use this to mark photos with your name, brand, or a "DRAFT"/"SAMPLE" label before sharing previews publicly, protecting them from being reused without credit.
Step-by-step workflow
1Upload your images Add one or a batch of images to watermark identically.
2Choose text or logo Type a text watermark, or upload a logo image (PNG with transparency works best).
3Style and position it Set color, font size (12–120px), opacity, and rotation, then either pick one of the 9 fixed position points or check "Tiled" to repeat it across the whole image.
4Download Each image downloads as a watermarked PNG, individually or as a batch.
Tips for best results
✓Use the tiled option for stronger protection against cropping — a single corner watermark can simply be cropped out, while a tiled pattern can't.
✓Lower the opacity for a subtler mark that doesn't distract from the image itself.
✓Use a transparent PNG for your logo so the watermark blends naturally rather than showing a solid background box.
Common mistakes to avoid
⚠Expecting the tiled and single-position options to work together — checking "Tiled" hides the position grid, since the two are mutually exclusive.
⚠Applying the same watermark settings to a whole batch of very differently-sized images without checking a few individually — position and scale are applied uniformly, which may look different across images of different dimensions.
⚠Setting opacity too high on a watermark meant to be subtle, obscuring the underlying image.