Protect your photos from being reposted without credit by adding your @handle, website or logo as a watermark. Choose the position, size and opacity once, and the watermark tool applies it to every image in the batch; download them one by one or as a ZIP. Free, no signup, and your photos never leave your device.
Watermark tool
Brand your images before you share them.
How this tool works
Choose whether you want a text watermark (like your handle or website) or a logo image, then adjust the size, opacity, and position to fit your style. Drop in one or more images and the same watermark is applied to every one of them instantly — no need to set it up per image. Download each result individually, or grab all of them together as a ZIP.
Why watermark your images
Sharing images and video frames online without any branding makes it easy for others to repost your work without credit. A simple, tasteful watermark helps you:
- Protect your work from being reposted without attribution
- Reinforce your brand or handle every time your content is shared
- Keep a consistent look across every image you post
- Brand an entire batch of photos at once instead of editing each one individually
Tips for a watermark that does not ruin your image
- Keep opacity moderate (40–70%) so the watermark is visible but does not distract from the image itself
- Corner positions (bottom-right is the most common default) usually interfere less with the main subject than centered placement
- For logos, a PNG with a transparent background blends in far better than one with a solid background
- Keep text short — a handle or short brand name works better than a long sentence
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded anywhere? No. Everything is processed locally in your browser — nothing is sent to a server or stored once you leave the page.
Can I use the same watermark on multiple images at once? Yes — once your watermark settings are set up, every image you drop in gets the same treatment automatically.
Can I use my own logo instead of text? Yes — switch to “Logo image,” upload your logo (ideally a PNG with a transparent background), and adjust its size and position the same way as text.
Does the watermark reduce image quality? The watermark itself does not degrade your photo — the underlying image is only re-encoded once during export, similar to normal image saving.