Add a Watermark to Photos
Put your name, shop or a note such as "For KYC only – not valid otherwise" on one photo or a whole batch. Add a logo too, place it in a corner or tile it across the image, and watch the preview update as you go.
- Runs on your device
- No sign-up
- Free, no watermark
How to use the Image Watermark
- 01Drop one or more photos into the box (JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone HEIC).
- 02Type the watermark text and, if you like, add a logo.
- 03Choose the colour, size, opacity and rotation, then a position or Tiled. The preview updates as you go.
- 04Press Add watermark.
- 05Download each photo, or all of them as a ZIP.
Good to know
Runs on your device
Photos are watermarked by your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Any language
Text is drawn with your device's fonts, so Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Arabic and other scripts work.
Tiled for ID copies
Repeat the watermark diagonally across the whole image so a copy is hard to reuse.
Batch and ZIP
Watermark many photos with one setting and download them one by one or as a ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The watermark is drawn in your browser and the photos never leave your device.
What format and quality is the result?
Each photo is saved in its own format: JPG stays JPG (at 92% quality), PNG stays PNG with its transparency, and WebP stays WebP where the browser can save it (Safari can't, so there it becomes PNG and the list says so). iPhone HEIC photos are converted and saved as JPG.
How do I protect a copy of my Aadhaar, PAN or passport?
Type a note such as "For KYC with ABC Bank only – not valid otherwise", choose Tiled, and lower the opacity until the details are still readable. A tiled watermark covers the whole document, so it's hard to crop out and reuse the copy.
Will the watermark look the same on big and small photos?
Yes. The text size, logo size, margin and spacing are percentages of the image width, so a batch of photos with different sizes gets the same look.
Is the camera and location data kept?
No. The photo is redrawn to add the watermark, so the saved copy doesn't include the original's EXIF data such as camera details or GPS location. The orientation is applied first, so the photo stays the right way up.
Can the watermark be removed?
It's drawn into the pixels, so it can't be lifted off like a layer. A watermark in a corner can still be cropped or edited out; a tiled one is much harder to remove.