Watermark an Image
Write your name, a copyright line or a “sample” mark onto a picture, so it travels with the file wherever it goes.
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How to use it
Add your pictures
Drop the images above or click to browse. The same mark is applied to each, so a whole set can be branded in one pass.
Type the watermark
A short line works best — a name, a website, "© 2026", "SAMPLE". A long sentence at a large size will run past the edge of the frame.
Choose where it sits
A corner keeps the picture readable. Tiling repeats the mark diagonally across the whole image, which is much harder to crop out.
Tune the strength
Open Advanced options to change size, opacity and colour. White at about half opacity sits well on most photos; pick a dark colour for a pale picture.
Download
Each marked picture is saved with "-watermarked" in its name. The originals are untouched.
Common issues
The text is unreadable on a busy photo
The mark lands on whatever is behind it. Raise the opacity, switch to a contrasting colour, or tile it so some repeats fall on plain areas.
Text is cut off at the edge
The line is longer than the picture is wide. Shorten it or lower the size in Advanced options.
The mark disappeared when saved as JPEG
White at low opacity on a white background is invisible. Check the picture and adjust colour or opacity.
Transparency turned white
JPEG has no transparency. Choose PNG or WebP if the picture needs it.
Frequently asked questions
Should I use a corner or a tile?
What opacity should I choose?
Which colour works best?
Can I use an image or logo as the watermark?
Will the watermark survive editing?
Can I watermark many photos at once?
Why does my long text run off the edge?
Does the watermark reduce quality?
Is anything uploaded?
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