Image Watermark Tool
Text or logo watermarks — 9 positions, a draggable custom spot, or diagonal tile. Batch mode.
Image & design tools
Drop images here or browse
Batch mode — watermark your whole set at once.
PNG with transparency works best for logos.
Used when no logo is uploaded (a logo overrides it).
Tilts single marks. Tile is always diagonal.
Tile mode only.
JPG and WebP only.
Appended before the extension. Empty = keep the original name.
40–60% protects photos without ruining them. Tiled semi-transparent marks are the most expensive to remove — corners are for credit, tiles are for protection.
Live preview of the first image — updates as you tune.
How it works
Drop your images
One or a hundred — remove any file with its ✕ button.
Style the mark
Text or logo, 9 positions or a draggable custom spot, tile for protection. Live preview updates as you tune.
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Files keep your names with your chosen suffix, in your chosen format.
Watermark — FAQ
Tile vs corner vs custom — which do I need?
Corner = credit ("who took this"). Tile = protection — repeated diagonally, it can't be cropped out. Custom = precision — drag the mark to exactly where it looks best, like a signature in the bottom-right of an artwork.
Logo or text watermark?
Logos look more professional and are instantly recognizable — upload a PNG with transparency. Text is better for copyrights ("© Name 2025") and works everywhere. Here, a logo automatically takes priority when uploaded.
Can people remove my watermark?
A determined editor can remove anything — the point is cost and deterrence, not impossibility. Tiled semi-transparent marks are the most expensive to clean up by far.
What's the best opacity?
40–60% for photos you're publishing. Below 30% it fades into the image and barely deters; above 70% it ruins the photo you're trying to protect.