Add Watermark to Image

Slap your name, website or copyright notice on any image. Customize it, position it, download it.

No uploadLive previewPNG output
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Drop your image here

JPG, PNG, WebP.

How to watermark an image

1

Drop your image

Drag in any JPG, PNG or WebP. The file stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

2

Type your watermark text

Name, URL, copyright notice — whatever you want to protect or label the image with.

3

Customize

Adjust position, opacity, font size and color until it looks right.

4

Download

Preview looks good? Save it. The watermark is baked into the image file.

Why watermark your images?

If you share images online — whether you are a photographer, designer, content creator or just someone who makes things — watermarking is the most basic form of attribution. It ties the image back to you.

A visible watermark does not make your image uncopyable. Nothing does. But it makes it harder for someone to pass your work off as their own, and it puts your name or URL in front of anyone who sees the image wherever it ends up.

Keep the opacity somewhere between 20-40% for a professional look. High enough to be legible, low enough not to ruin the image. Bottom-right corner is the most common position — visible but out of the way.

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FAQ

Can I add an image watermark instead of text?+
Text only for now. Logo watermarks are on the roadmap but not yet available.
Can I change the opacity?+
Yes, from 10% to 100%. A lower opacity gives you a subtle watermark that does not distract from the image content.
What positions are available?+
Nine positions: all four corners, all four edges, and center. You can also nudge it with offset controls.
Does adding a watermark affect image quality?+
No. The watermark is drawn on top using Canvas, without re-compressing the underlying image data.
Can I do batch watermarking?+
Not yet. It is one image at a time for now.