Text and logo watermarks in one tool
Add a simple text watermark, upload a logo watermark, or combine both. Adjust position, opacity, size, color, and rotation before downloading the final image.
Upload one or more images, add a text or logo watermark, choose placement, opacity, size, rotation, and tile spacing, then preview and download. Processing stays local in your browser.
Upload multiple images at once, then click a thumbnail to switch the preview.
Optional. PNG logos with transparency work best.
Check the watermark before downloading.
Use this image watermark tool when you need visible ownership, source attribution, or a branded mark before posting photos, product images, screenshots, or portfolio work.
Add a simple text watermark, upload a logo watermark, or combine both. Adjust position, opacity, size, color, and rotation before downloading the final image.
The image is drawn on a local canvas in your browser. That keeps product photos, unpublished designs, client screenshots, and internal assets off upload queues.
Watermarks need to be visible without covering the subject. Preview the result, try a corner or repeated pattern, then export PNG, JPG, or WebP.
Watermarks help identify ownership, add brand context, and make copied images easier to trace, but they should not replace proper copyright records or source files.
Add a subtle name, website, or logo before publishing photography, artwork, screenshots, or portfolio previews online.
Use a small brand mark on product photos, catalog images, and reseller materials when you want attribution to remain visible.
Watermark client previews, unpublished UI screenshots, and draft assets before sending them for review or posting in shared channels.
Common questions about adding watermarks to images online, including text watermarks, logo watermarks, opacity, copyright, and privacy.
Upload an image, choose a text or logo watermark, adjust the position, opacity, size, and rotation, preview the result, then download the watermarked image.
Yes. Upload your main image, then upload a logo file. PNG logos with transparency usually work best because they sit cleanly over photos and product images.
A watermark should be visible but not distracting. Start around 40-70% opacity, then adjust based on the image background and whether the watermark needs to discourage reuse.
Corners are best for subtle branding. Center or repeated watermarks are stronger when you need the mark to remain visible after cropping or reposting.
A watermark can show ownership and make copying less convenient, but it is not a full copyright protection system. Keep original files and proper records for important work.
A determined editor may be able to remove or crop out a watermark. Use repeated or central placement when visibility matters, and keep original source files for proof.
Use PNG when you want sharper graphics, JPG for ordinary photo sharing, and WebP for website images where smaller file size matters.
No. The image, logo, preview, and export are processed locally in your browser. The source image is not uploaded to a server.
After adding a watermark, you may want to resize, compress, or convert the image for the final publishing platform.