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Image Watermark

Add text or logo watermarks to images privately in your browser.

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Image Watermark

Add text or logo watermarks to JPG, PNG and WebP images.

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Your images and watermark files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded.

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Simple Steps

How to Use Image Watermark

1

Upload your file

Choose or drag and drop your file into the upload box.

2

Choose settings

Select the options you need for this tool.

3

Download result

Process the file and download your finished result.

Watermark images without giving up control

Text or logo: Text watermarks are quick for names, copyright notices and proof labels. Logo watermarks preserve brand recognition and transparency. Both use the same position, opacity, rotation and tiling controls.

Position and opacity: Corners work well for subtle attribution. A centred or repeating diagonal mark is more difficult to crop away. Start around 35–60% opacity so the mark remains visible without hiding the image.

Batch and quality: One layout can be rendered across multiple originals with limited concurrency. The preview is deliberately smaller for responsiveness; downloads use the original pixels or your optional custom dimensions.

Transparency, metadata and privacy: PNG and WebP retain transparent areas, while JPG uses your chosen flattening colour. Re-encoding removes metadata. All processing and ZIP creation stay inside the browser.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I watermark an image?

Upload one or more images, choose Text or Logo Watermark, adjust the live preview, then apply the watermark and download the results.

Can I add a logo?

Yes. Upload a PNG, JPG, WebP or safely rasterised SVG logo. Its aspect ratio is maintained while you scale, rotate, position or tile it.

Can I add text?

Yes. Text can be multiline and includes font, weight, size, colour, alignment, spacing, opacity, rotation, background, padding, radius and shadow controls.

Can I watermark multiple images?

Yes. Add up to 20 images within the displayed size limits, apply one set of settings to all, then download files individually or as a ZIP.

Can I change opacity?

Yes. The opacity control ranges from 5% to 100%, and text backgrounds have a separate opacity control.

Can I rotate or tile a watermark?

Yes. Rotation works for text and logos. Tiled mode repeats the watermark with adjustable horizontal and vertical spacing and an optional alternate-row offset.

Can I preserve transparency?

PNG and WebP outputs preserve transparent areas. JPG cannot contain transparency, so the selected background colour is used instead of silently producing black.

Does watermarking reduce quality?

Re-encoding can change image quality. PNG is lossless; JPG and WebP have quality controls. Full-resolution originals are used for export even though the live preview is downscaled.

Are my images uploaded?

No. Images, logos, text and filenames stay in your browser. ZIP creation also happens locally.

Can I use it on mobile?

Yes. The editor stacks vertically on smaller screens, and X/Y controls provide an alternative to drag positioning.

Which formats are supported?

Base images can be JPG, PNG or WebP. Logos can also be SVG after security checks. Results can be PNG, JPG or WebP.

Does the tool remove metadata?

Yes. Canvas re-encoding removes EXIF and most other embedded metadata. The editor does not claim to preserve metadata.

What watermark position is best?

Bottom right is unobtrusive for attribution; centre or tiled diagonal marks are harder to crop out when proofing or protecting assets.

Is a watermark permanent?

It is permanently rendered into the downloaded pixels, but a determined editor may still retouch or crop it. Keep your original files separately.