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Add text or logo watermarks to whole batches of photos — fonts, opacity, blend modes, tiled or custom placement — and download as a ZIP.

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Drop images to watermark

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Overview

Apply one consistent watermark treatment across a batch

Add text or a logo, set opacity, scale, rotation, blend mode, and placement, then reuse that configuration for every selected image. Preview the active file and download JPEG outputs individually or as a ZIP.

Text or logo mark

Use a typed watermark with ten offered fonts or place a separate logo image over each source.

Seven placement modes

Four corners, center, tiled, and a draggable custom position cover repeatable and manual layouts.

Five blend modes

Normal, multiply, screen, overlay, and soft-light change how the watermark mixes with the image.

One treatment, many JPEGs

The same settings render across the batch at quality 0.92; multiple results download as a ZIP.

How it works

Using Watermark Image, start to finish

Six steps, in the order the tool above actually takes them.

  1. 1

    Add source images

    Choose the batch that should receive one shared watermark configuration.

  2. 2

    Choose text or logo

    Enter attribution text or load the graphic that should be overlaid.

  3. 3

    Style the mark

    Set font, colour, opacity, scale, rotation, and blend mode for the source imagery.

  4. 4

    Place it

    Use a corner, center, tile, or drag a custom position in the preview.

  5. 5

    Check difficult images

    Move through light, dark, busy, and sparse examples so the mark remains readable without dominating.

  6. 6

    Render and download

    Create JPEG copies with the _watermarked suffix and ZIP the batch when needed.

Use cases

What people bring here

The jobs this page is usually opened for, and the setting that makes each one quick.

Client proof gallery

Place a repeated mark where a quick crop cannot remove every instance.

Tiling improves deterrence but also obscures more image detail; keep clean originals archived.

Portfolio attribution

Apply a restrained name or logo consistently to a set prepared for public viewing.

Test light and dark photographs; opacity and blend mode behave differently across tones.

Internal draft set

Add a visible draft label to review images before distribution.

A visible label is a communication cue, not access control or document rights management.

Attribution is not access control

A watermark can signal and deter, but it cannot make pixels uncopyable

Treat the output as a labelled derivative. Keep clean masters and provenance records because a visible overlay alone neither prevents reuse nor settles a rights dispute.

Attribution

A logo guarantees every future copy retains the credit.

It carries visible attribution in this derivative, but a crop or edit may remove it.

Deterrence

A watermark makes unauthorized reuse technically impossible.

Prominent or tiled marks can raise the effort, not create DRM.

Ownership

Adding a mark creates or proves all legal rights by itself.

Keep originals, creation records, licences, and publication evidence; seek qualified advice for legal questions.

Image quality

One opacity and blend mode reads equally on every photo.

Review representative light, dark, and detailed images before applying one batch configuration.

Privacy

Where your work is processed

Source images and rendered JPEGs remain local. Choosing a hosted text font can request CSS and font files from Google Fonts, but that request does not contain the source image.

Pixels are processed in this tab

Reading, drawing, comparing, encoding, and ZIP creation happen in browser code on your device. The tool does not send the image file to a conversion API.

Source files are not autosaved

Uploaded images and generated outputs stay in memory until you remove them, reload, or close the tab. The SVG split view may remember only its divider position for the current tab session.

Remote resources are the exception

Watermark Image can request selected font files from Google Fonts. An SVG that links to remote fonts, styles, or images may also make those ordinary browser requests while rendering; the source image itself is not attached.

The page records one aggregate view

The page shell can send the tool slug, but not a filename or image content. That view ping is skipped when the browser signals Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control.

More detail in how processing works and our privacy policy.

Limits

Watermark controls and output

The values this tool actually enforces, not a rounded-up version.

Mark types
Text or logo
One type and configuration applies to the batch.
Placement
7 modes
Corners, center, tiled, and custom drag.
Blend modes
5
Normal, multiply, screen, overlay, and soft-light.
Output
JPEG · 0.92
Transparency is flattened; multiple results can be zipped.

JPEG-only output and no DRM guarantee

Output is JPEG-only, so transparency in source images is flattened and lossless output is not available. One watermark configuration applies to the whole batch — no per-image variation within a run. Text fonts are fetched from Google Fonts, which requires a network connection for the font files (the photos themselves never upload). And the perennial honest note: a watermark deters and attributes, but it is not DRM — determined removal, especially with modern tooling, remains possible, which is why originals should be archived clean.

FAQ

Image watermarking questions

The ones that actually come up.

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