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Watermark Maker for Photos

Add text or a logo to one photo, adjust its position, opacity, rotation, or repetition, then export a static PNG, JPG, or WebP. The source and optional logo upload when selected; Export reuses their URLs for server processing.

Choose one image up to 20 MB, at most 8,192 px per side. JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, BMP, TIFF; preview depends on browser support.

What This Watermark Maker Does

This page adds a visible watermark layer on top of a single image. You can type your own text or upload a small logo/image to use as the watermark, then control how it appears before exporting a new file.

InputWatermark optionsOutput
One image fileText watermark or image/logo watermarkPNG, JPG, or WebP
Photo, screenshot, graphic, or preview imagePosition, opacity, rotation, and tile modeA new file with _watermarked added to its name
Browser-readable imageText size/color or logo scaleQuality setting for JPG and WebP

The source picker accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, BMP, and TIFF; the logo picker accepts PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF. Each file can be up to 20 MB. Browser decoding is needed for a useful preview, so JPG, PNG, or WebP is a practical starting point.

This is not a PDF watermark tool, Word watermark tool, video watermark editor, watermark remover, or batch watermark processor. It is focused on adding a visible watermark to one static image result.

How to Add a Watermark to a Photo

1

Choose the source image

Choose one source image up to 20 MB. The base image must fit within 8,192 px on each side; this page has no resize controls. Selection starts the upload and opens a local preview.

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Choose text or logo watermark

Choose Text for a short name, handle, or draft label of up to 200 characters. Choose Image for a PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF logo, also up to 20 MB. A transparent PNG logo avoids adding an unwanted rectangular background.

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Adjust the watermark

Use the controls to set position, opacity, rotation, and size. For text watermarks, adjust font size and color. For logo watermarks, adjust the watermark scale. Turn on tile mode if you want the watermark repeated across the image.

4

Preview and export

Review the watermark, choose PNG, JPG, or WebP, then click Export to process the already uploaded files. Check the finished image because the local preview is only a guide.

Text Watermark Maker and Logo Watermark Options

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Text watermarks

The text watermark maker is best for names, brand text, copyright notices, usernames, simple labels, and proof previews. You can change the text size, color, opacity, rotation, and placement so the mark is readable without overpowering the image. Use a short phrase when possible. Long text can cover too much of the image, especially on mobile photos or small product previews.

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Logo and image watermarks

Logo watermark mode lets you upload a separate image and place it over the main photo. This is useful for brand marks, signature images, portfolio stamps, and product preview labels. For best results, use a clean logo image with transparent edges, then adjust the scale and opacity in the tool. The page does not create a new logo from text; it uses the image file you provide as the watermark.

Transparent Watermarks, Tile Mode, and Positioning

A transparent watermark usually means a semi-transparent visible mark. This tool controls that with the opacity slider. Lower opacity creates a lighter watermark; higher opacity makes the text or logo more visible.

SettingWhat it changesPractical use
PositionChoose one of nine positions when tile mode is off; there is no free-drag placementSubtle brand mark or corner credit
OpacitySet opacity from 10% to 100%; this changes the mark, not the source backgroundSemi-transparent photo watermark
RotationRotate text or the logo from −45° to 45°Diagonal proof marks or repeated patterns
Tile modeRepeats the watermark across the imageDraft previews that should be harder to crop
Tile gapSet 20–200 px spacing when tile mode is on; the position menu is replaced by this controlLooser or denser watermark patterns

Text size is 12–120 px. Logo size is 10–100% of the logo file's own dimensions, not a percentage of the photo; an oversized logo may be reduced further to fit. Tile mode creates a visible pattern that can still be edited or cropped; it is not permanent protection.

When to Use a Photo Watermark

Photography previews

A photo watermark can help identify sample images, proof galleries, portfolio previews, and client review files. Keep it readable but not so strong that it hides the photo itself.

Social media and creator posts

Use a watermark when you want a handle, brand name, or logo to travel with an image after it is shared. Corner placement is usually enough for finished posts; tile mode works better for preview-only files.

Product and brand images

Logo watermarks can mark product drafts, marketplace preview images, ad mockups, or visual assets that need a light brand signal before final approval.

Draft and attribution labels

Add a creator name or a label such as Sample or Draft to make the image's intended use clear. Keep an unmarked master for future editing; the exported watermark is merged into the pixels, not saved as an editable layer.

iPhone, Android, and Browser Notes

You can use this watermark generator from a phone browser if the image file is available on the device. On iPhone or Android, open the page, choose a photo from your files or gallery, add the watermark, and export the result.

Mobile browsers are best for quick edits. For very large images, detailed logo placement, or long review sessions, a desktop browser may be easier because the preview and controls have more space.

There is no font selector or drag-to-position control. If text looks crowded on a phone, shorten it or reduce the font size. Compare the downloaded export at full size, especially for small logos and non-Latin text.

Limits to Know Before You Export

One image at a time

Each source and optional logo file can be up to 20 MB. The base image must be at most 8,192 px per side. Resize a larger base image before using this page; adding a watermark does not resize the photo.

Static image result

Only the first frame or page is used for a static PNG, JPG, or WebP. Animation and multi-page content are not retained. The new image does not retain source metadata or an editable watermark layer.

Visible watermark only

The tool creates a visible text or logo watermark. It does not create invisible digital watermarks, non-removable watermarks, embedded tracking marks, or forensic copyright protection.

Preview and export can differ

Preview depends on your browser; final rendering happens on the server. Fonts, text spacing, logo fitting, and transparent edges may differ. Check the downloaded result instead of treating the preview as a guaranteed match.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. It makes the whole logo, including its background, less opaque. Prepare a transparent PNG logo first, using Logo Background Remover if needed, then inspect the edges before adding it as a watermark.

It scales the logo's original pixel dimensions. A 1000 px-wide logo at 30% requests about 300 px of width, not 30% of the photo. The server may shrink an oversized or rotated logo further to fit the base image; check the export.

The browser and server render text separately and may use different available fonts or spacing. There is no font selector. Shorten or resize the text, or provide a prepared transparent logo image when a particular wordmark's appearance matters.

PNG and WebP can retain transparent areas. JPG fills them with white. Lowering watermark opacity does not make the base image transparent; choose the output format according to where the result will be used.

The five quality presets apply to JPG and WebP; the default is High quality, and even Highest quality is lossy. PNG has no quality selector here. There is no target file-size control, so check the finished download's size and detail.

This page exports one static image at a time. It has no batch, PDF, Word, video, or animated-GIF watermark workflow. Choose and review each photo separately.

The exported text or logo is merged into the image pixels. This page does not remove existing watermarks or save editable layers. Keep the original photo and logo so you can make a new version with different settings.

Add a Photo Watermark Now

Choose one photo, preview a text or logo watermark, then export and inspect the finished image.