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Image Watermark

Add a text or logo watermark to an image.

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Select an image to see the watermarked preview here.

What is this?

Overlays text or a logo on your photo to mark copyright or source. The original image is drawn onto a browser canvas and the watermark is composited on top — no upload needed, results appear instantly.

Position, rotation & opacity tips

Use the 9-way position grid for a rough placement, then drag the dashed area on the preview to fine-tune it. The rotation slider (-180° to 180°) tilts the watermark, and an opacity around 30–60% keeps it visible without covering too much of the photo.

Font & style

Text watermarks let you pick a font (sans-serif, serif, monospace, Georgia, Impact, cursive), toggle bold, and adjust size and color. Only system / generic fonts are used — nothing is downloaded — so the exact look may vary by device.

Logo watermark

Upload a logo image file instead of text to composite it onto your photo, adjusting its size (%), opacity, position, and rotation. A transparent-background PNG logo blends in more naturally.

Privacy & safety

Loading, compositing, previewing and downloading all happen entirely in your browser — files are never uploaded or stored on a server.

What is a watermark used for?
Watermarks stamp a copyright notice, signature, or logo onto a photo before sharing it online, helping deter unauthorized use. Common for social media photos, portfolios, and product images.
How do I adjust position and opacity?
Use the 9-way position grid to place the watermark, then drag the dashed area on the preview to fine-tune it. The opacity slider controls how much the background shows through — 30–60% opacity is usually a good balance.
Can I use a logo image as the watermark?
Yes. Upload a logo image file instead of text, then adjust its size, opacity, position, and rotation over the original photo. A transparent-background PNG logo blends in best.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. Loading, compositing, previewing and downloading all happen in your browser only — nothing is sent or stored on a server.