Put your name, a copyright line or your logo on photos before you share them. Type the text or choose a PNG logo, place it in any corner or tile it across the whole picture, and apply the same mark to every image at once. Sizes follow each photo, so a phone shot and a camera original get the same look, and the work happens in your browser.
How it works
- Drop one image, or select many at once.
- Type the text or choose a logo, then set the size, opacity, rotation and position while the preview updates.
- Download: one image comes back as a file, several come back as one ZIP.
Questions
- Does my file get uploaded?
- No. Everything happens inside your browser on your own device. You can check it yourself: open your browser’s DevTools, watch the Network tab while the tool runs, and you will see no upload. The badge beside the page title counts the bytes this page has sent, live.
- Will my JPGs stay JPGs?
- Yes. JPG stays JPG (re-saved at high quality, since the mark changes the pixels), PNG stays PNG and WebP stays WebP. Formats a browser cannot write are converted and the result says so: HEIC becomes JPG, AVIF becomes WebP. Photo metadata such as EXIF is not carried over.
- Does the watermark look the same on photos of different sizes?
- Yes. Text size and margins are a share of each image’s shorter side, and a logo’s width is a share of the image width, so one setting looks the same on a 1080 px screenshot and a 6000 px camera photo in the same batch.
- Can a watermark be removed?
- A small corner mark can be cropped out. A tiled mark across the whole picture is much harder to remove, which is why it is the usual choice for proofs. No visible watermark is impossible to remove, so keep your originals private.