Watermark Image

Add a text watermark to an image.

Watermark Image

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Client-Side · Private Local Processing

About Watermark Image

Add protective text watermarks, copyright notices, or logo stamps to your photos and graphics. Protect your creative work before publishing online.

How to use Watermark Image

1

Add your file

Choose a file or drag it onto the upload box. We check that the file type and size are supported.

2

Pick your options

Change the settings shown next to the file if you need to. The defaults work for most files.

3

Download the result

Click the main button, then download your new file. Check it before you share or submit it.

What it does

  • ✓Customize watermark text, font size, opacity, color, and diagonal or horizontal angle
  • ✓Upload and place image logo stamps with adjustable transparency and scale
  • ✓Position watermarks in center, corners, or tiled across the full image surface
  • ✓Client-side Canvas rendering keeps proprietary photography on your device

When to use it

Photography Copyright Protection

Add copyright notices and creator names to portfolio images before sharing on social media.

Real Estate & Property Listings

Stamp agency names and MLS IDs across listing photos to prevent unauthorized reuse.

Product Proof Previews

Apply "SAMPLE" or "PREVIEW" watermarks to digital proofs sent to clients.

Brand Marketing & Social Posts

Add subtle logo stamps to branded infographics and promotional graphics.

Your file stays on your device

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is processed on your own device and is never uploaded to our servers.

Tips

  • •Use moderate opacity (30–50%) so that the watermark protects the image without overpowering the subject.
  • •Diagonal watermarks spanning across the center provide the strongest protection against unauthorized cropping.
  • •Review the output preview to confirm watermark placement and legibility.

Watermark Image FAQ