Add Watermark to Image

Add text watermarks to your photos. Choose position, opacity, font and size. No upload, instant download.

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Want to go deeper? This guide explains it step by step.

How to Watermark Your Photos for Free
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Why Add a Watermark to Your Photos

A watermark protects your images from being used without credit or permission. Adding your name, website, or logo as a watermark makes it harder for others to use your photos commercially without attribution. Watermarks are commonly used by photographers, designers, content creators, and businesses sharing preview images online. A well-placed semi-transparent watermark is visible enough to deter unauthorised use without obscuring the image content itself. For portfolio previews and social media sharing, a corner watermark at 40 to 60 percent opacity is a common and effective approach. The watermark tool processes images entirely in your browser; no images are uploaded to any server.

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How to Add a Watermark

1

Drop Your Photo

Drag any JPG, PNG, or WebP image onto the drop zone. A live preview appears immediately.

2

Configure Watermark

Enter your text, choose font, color, opacity, and position. Use the tile option to repeat the watermark.

3

Apply and Download

Click Apply Watermark to finalize, then download your protected photo.

Tested verdict:

Best for: Adding a shop name across product photos before listing them, and batch watermarking a set of images with the same text or logo

Limitations: Applies text and image watermarks in the browser with batch support, and a visible watermark can still be cropped or edited out by a determined copier

Best suited for: Sellers and photographers marking images before posting them publicly

Frequently Asked Questions

Drop your photo onto the tool, type your watermark text, choose a position and adjust opacity, then click Apply Watermark. The watermark is applied entirely in your browser. Click Download to save the watermarked photo.
Bottom-right (BR) is the most common position as it is subtle but visible. For photos you are sharing on social media, center or tiled watermarks are harder to crop out. Use a position that does not cover important content in your photo.
Use the Opacity slider to reduce the watermark opacity. At 30-50% opacity, the watermark is visible but does not overwhelm the image. White text at 40% opacity is a classic subtle watermark style for photos.
This tool currently watermarks one photo at a time. Set your watermark settings, then process each photo individually. Use the same settings each time to maintain consistency across your photos.
Add a watermark with your name or website URL. Position it where it cannot easily be cropped out (center or tiled). Use an opacity of 40-60% so it is clearly visible while still showing your work.

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