Watermark Image
Protect your photos and designs by adding your name, brand or website as a watermark. Place it in a corner, the center or repeat it across the image.
- Select your images
- Type your text and choose the style
- Download the watermarked images
Your files never leave your device
Why watermark your images?
A watermark shows who owns an image and discourages people from reusing it without permission. It also promotes your name or brand every time the picture is shared.
- Photographers protecting their portfolio and client previews.
- Online sellers marking product photos.
- Designers sharing drafts with clients.
- Content creators adding their handle or website.
Style options
- Position: any corner for a discreet signature, the center for stronger protection, or tiled across the whole image so it cannot be cropped out.
- Text size as a percentage of the image width, so the watermark looks the same on small and large photos.
- Opacity: lower values keep the photo visible; higher values protect more.
- Color and an optional diagonal angle for centered and tiled watermarks.
- Any language and script, including Arabic, and symbols such as ©.
Batch processing, privately
Apply the same watermark to dozens of images at once and download them individually or as a ZIP file. The images are processed in your browser and never uploaded, which matters for unpublished work.
Tips
- White text at 40–60% opacity works on most photos; use dark text on bright images.
- Use the tiled layout for previews you send to clients before payment.
- Keep your original files without a watermark.
Frequently asked questions
Can I watermark many images at once?
Yes. Select all the images and the same watermark is applied to each one.
Can I write the watermark in Arabic?
Yes. Any language and script is supported.
Can I add a logo image as a watermark?
This tool adds text watermarks. Type your brand or website name.
Will the watermark be the same size on different photos?
Yes. Its size is relative to each image's width.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The watermark is added in your browser.
Can the watermark be removed later?
It is drawn into the pixels, so it cannot be simply removed. Keep your originals.