Image tools

Watermark photos

Add a batch of photos and stamp your name or a logo on every one. Park it in a corner, or repeat it across the picture. Save each file, or one ZIP. PNG, JPG or WebP.

Add many photos. HEIC photos open in Safari. The preview shows the first photo.

    Add one or more photos. HEIC photos open in Safari.

    Runs in your browser. Nothing you type or open is uploaded. Free to use, no account. More image tools

    How to use it

    1. Add one or more photos. HEIC photos open in Safari.
    2. Type your name or add a logo, then set the place, size and opacity.
    3. Save the photos. A batch also offers a ZIP.

    One mark, every photo

    Text uses the words you type, with a soft outline so the letters stay visible on light and dark areas. A logo is a second image, scaled to a percentage of the photo width. The nine-point pad picks a corner or the centre, and the angle turns the mark. Repeat across the photo tiles the mark on a diagonal so it covers the frame.

    The preview shows the first photo. Save writes the same mark onto each photo in the list, up to 12, at up to 2400 pixels on the long side. HEIC photos open in Safari. A batch downloads as a ZIP, and each photo also has its own link.

    Private by design

    Privacy

    The picture stays in this browser tab. Saving writes a file to your downloads, and closing the tab clears the picture.

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    Questions

    Can one watermark cover a whole folder?

    Yes. Add the photos together. The same text or logo is drawn on each one, and a ZIP holds the set.

    Can I use a logo?

    Yes. Switch the watermark to Logo and choose an image. That logo is drawn on every photo in the list.

    Where does the mark sit?

    Pick a corner, an edge or the centre, or turn on repeat to tile it across the photo.

    Which files open?

    JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF open in current browsers. HEIC photos open in Safari.

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