Add watermark to photo

Add your name, website or logo to a photo, with full control over size, position and opacity. Free, and private.

FreeNo sign-upFiles stay on your device
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Nothing is uploaded. Your files stay private.

How to add a watermark to a photo

Three steps, about ten seconds.

  1. 01

    Add your photo

    Drop the image you want to protect, or tap to choose it.

  2. 02

    Style the watermark

    Type your text or add a logo, then set size, opacity and position.

  3. 03

    Download

    Save the watermarked copy. The original stays untouched.

Good to know

A watermark makes it clear who took a photo and discourages people from reusing it without credit. A small, semi-transparent mark in a corner is enough for most social posts. For product photos or proofs you send to clients, a repeated pattern across the whole image is much harder to crop out.

Choose text for a name, website or date, or add your logo as a PNG with a transparent background for the cleanest look. Opacity between 30 and 60 percent usually shows up without distracting from the photo.

The watermark is drawn onto a copy of your photo at full resolution, so the result is as sharp as the original. Your logo is not saved anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

How do I add text to a photo?

Drop the photo in, type your text, then choose its size, colour, opacity and position, or repeat it across the photo, and download.

How do I add a watermark to a photo for free?

Drop your photo in, type your text or add a logo, choose a position and download. There's no sign-up.

What is a watermark on a picture?

A name, logo or line of text placed over a photo, usually see-through, to show who it belongs to and discourage reuse.

Can I use my logo as a watermark?

Yes. Switch to Logo and choose an image. A PNG with a transparent background looks best.

Can I watermark many photos at once?

The free version does one photo at a time.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The text or logo is added in your browser, so photos stay on your device.