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Add Watermark
Mark your photos with text or a logo so your work is easier to recognize. Adjust position, size, and transparency so the watermark does not distract from the image.
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Add Watermark
Add a text or logo watermark that does not cover the subject.
Photos are processed on your device. No upload.
- 1 Choose photo
- 2 Adjust
- 3 Download
Choose a photo to start. Files are never sent to a server and are not stored after you close the page.
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About this tool
A clean watermark that does not get in the way
A watermark is a reminder, not absolute protection
A watermark helps people know where a photo came from and discourages unauthorized use. However, it can be cropped or retouched, so keep the original file and use a clear mark.
Choose a smart position
The corners are usually safe but easy to crop. A centered watermark is harder to remove, though it risks covering the subject. For work shared widely, combine a strategic position with a size that is not excessive.
Text or logo?
Text suits a name and a short link, while a transparent PNG logo gives a professional impression. Keep contrast against the background: white on dark areas, or add a subtle shadow so it stays readable in a busy photo.
Quick guide
How it works Add Watermark
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Open a photo and add a mark
Choose a photo, then enter text or upload a transparent PNG logo. Start small so it does not immediately cover the image.
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Set position and transparency
Move the watermark to a corner or an area that does not distract from the subject. Lower the opacity until the mark is clear without dominating.
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Download the result
Save the watermarked photo as a new file. Check it at the actual display size, especially on a phone screen.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can someone else remove a watermark?
It is possible, especially if the mark is small and placed at the edge. A watermark is not absolute protection; use it to indicate origin and keep the full-resolution version somewhere safe.
Which logo format should I use?
Use PNG with a transparent background so the logo blends into the photo. Avoid JPG for logos because its white background will show up as a box.
Does a watermark reduce photo quality?
The watermark itself does not lower resolution. However, saving again can reduce detail slightly, especially with a JPG source. Save the result once and keep the original file.
Can I watermark several photos?
If you have multiple photos, repeat the same steps and check the mark on each one because the compositions differ. Do not place the mark in the same spot without looking at the subject.
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