Add Watermark to Image
Add text or a logo to photos directly in your browser. Adjust the watermark size, opacity and position, and apply shared settings to multiple images.
How to add a watermark to an image
- 1Add one or more JPG, PNG or WebP photos.
- 2Enter text or upload a logo. Adjust size, text color, opacity and position; enable repetition if needed.
- 3Select a photo in the queue and check the preview. Click Process, then download the image or ZIP on the results page.
Watermark photos online with text or a logo
Place a logo on your photos or add a text signature. Move the watermark with a mouse or touch, and rotate text. Repetition covers the image with multiple copies of the watermark.
Shared settings apply to every photo. Font size is a percentage of the image height: 100% sets the font size equal to that height. Text can extend beyond the photo; those parts are clipped in the result. Logo size is relative to the image width.
Processing takes place on your device without sending photos or logos to a server. Image dimensions and proportions are preserved with orientation taken into account. JPG and WebP are recompressed; PNG is saved losslessly and supports transparency.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a logo with a transparent background?
Yes. Upload a transparent PNG or WebP logo. Transparent parts of the logo are preserved; JPG does not support transparency.
How do I apply the same watermark to multiple photos?
Add files to the queue and set up the watermark once. Select photos to check their previews, then click Process. One successful result downloads as an image; multiple results download as a ZIP.
Which formats are supported?
JPG/JPEG, PNG and still WebP are supported, preserving the file format. GIF and animated images are not processed. Each photo can be up to 50 MB and 40 million pixels; each logo can be up to 10 MB and 10 million pixels. Neither side may exceed 16000 pixels.
Are image quality and transparency preserved?
PNG retains transparency and is encoded losslessly. JPG and WebP are recompressed, so detail and file size may change. Image dimensions are preserved with orientation taken into account; original files are unchanged.
Does a watermark prevent copying?
A watermark helps identify the author, but does not guarantee protection against copying, watermark removal or image editing. Check the result before publishing.