Add watermarks to images — free

Drop one or many images, switch to the Text tab, type your watermark text (©, ™, brand name, etc.) and adjust the font, color, position, opacity, scale and rotation in real time. The preview updates as you tweak; when you are happy, hit Download for one image or Download All (ZIP) for the batch.

Yes — drop or select dozens of images and the same watermark settings are applied to every one. Output is packaged as a single ZIP so you can save it once and unzip into your delivery folder. Your images are uploaded to our secure server to composite the final watermark and are automatically deleted afterward; we never keep or share them.

Both work — text watermarks are quicker to set up and easy to read; logo watermarks reinforce your brand identity and look more professional in a portfolio context. For client galleries, a low-opacity logo watermarked diagonally across the photo prevents free downloads from undermining your licence fees.

Choose from nine positional presets (corners, edges, center) or pick "Tile (repeat)" to cover the entire image with a repeating pattern of your watermark. Tile mode is the strongest anti-theft choice — anyone wanting to use the image would have to remove watermarks from every region.

Pick a contrasting color (white on dark scenes, black on light scenes) or use a neutral grey at 30-40% opacity which reads on both. The opacity slider goes from 5% to 100% in 5% steps so you can find the right balance between visibility and aesthetics.

PNG inputs stay PNG (lossless); JPG inputs are re-encoded at 92% quality, which is visually indistinguishable from the original for nearly all photography. EXIF metadata is stripped in the process — useful for privacy when sharing publicly.

Yes. The on-screen overlay you see while adjusting sliders is only a browser approximation; the final watermark is composited on our secure servers for pixel-accurate, full-resolution output, and the file is deleted automatically afterward. We never keep or share your images — but if you need a strict never-uploaded guarantee for confidential imagery, use a desktop watermarking tool that runs fully offline.

Yes — watermarking is free with a generous daily allowance, and we never add our own logo to your output. Batch-watermarking many images at once (e.g. a whole wedding album into one ZIP) is a Premium feature.

No. This is a watermark adder, not a remover. It applies your own text or logo watermark onto photos you own; it does not erase or edit out an existing watermark from an image.

The Font dropdown offers six typefaces — system-ui, Arial, Georgia, Courier New, Impact and Times New Roman — covering clean sans-serif, classic serif and bold display looks. The separate Bold checkbox thickens whichever font you pick, which helps small watermark text stay legible at low opacity or small scale.

The Scale slider runs from 2% to 40% of the image and sets how large the text or logo renders regardless of the photo's resolution, so the same setting looks consistent across a batch of differently-sized images. Use 8-15% for a discreet corner mark and 25%+ for a bold, hard-to-crop-out logo watermark.

The Rotation slider swings from -90° to 90° and angles your text or logo diagonally across the photo instead of sitting flat. A 30-45° rotation is a common anti-theft trick because it makes the watermark harder to crop out cleanly while still reading naturally left-to-right.

Yes — the Quick text row offers one-click presets including the current year copyright symbol, CONFIDENTIAL, DRAFT, SAMPLE, DO NOT COPY and PREVIEW. Clicking one instantly fills the watermark text field, which you can still edit afterward if you need a variation.

For a subtle brand mark, use Bottom-right position, 10-15% scale, 30-40% opacity and a color that contrasts gently with your typical backgrounds. For strong anti-theft protection, switch Position to Tile, raise opacity to 40-50%, set rotation to around 30-45° and increase scale slightly — this covers the whole frame so no single crop can remove it.

Upload a PNG with a transparent background for the cleanest logo watermark — a logo with a solid white or colored background will render as an opaque block sitting on top of the photo instead of blending in. JPG logos work too, but only if you're fine showing that background color over every photo. Switch to the Logo tab and use the 'Upload logo' file picker; the live preview updates immediately so you can check the look before applying it.

The on-screen preview is an approximate overlay so it can update instantly as you drag sliders; the actual watermark is composited on the server using precise pixel positioning for each image's exact resolution. Position, scale, rotation and opacity all carry over exactly, but minor differences in font rendering or edge anti-aliasing can appear between the browser preview and the final render. If you're watermarking mixed-size images in a batch, check the downloaded ZIP rather than judging the whole set from a single file's preview.

Every photo you add is uploaded to our backend, which composites the text or logo watermark at full resolution and returns a processed file (or a ZIP for a batch) for you to download — it is not rendered entirely client-side with canvas and JSZip. Files are still handled securely and auto-deleted after processing, the same as every other tool on the site; only the live on-screen preview you see while dragging sliders runs locally, as an approximation of the final server-rendered result.