Add Watermark to Image
Add text watermarks to images. Customize position, size, opacity, color, and tiling. Free, private.
Watermark Your Images
Add a text watermark to protect or brand your images, positioned as a single corner mark or tiled across the whole photo for stronger protection — corners are the easiest spot for anyone to crop out. Everything renders in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Placement and opacity guide
| Goal | Placement | Opacity |
|---|---|---|
| Light branding | Corner | 40–60% |
| Balanced protection | Center or over detail | 20–40% |
| Maximum protection | Tiled across image | 15–30% |
Customization options
- Position — Corner placement, center, or tiled repeat
- Font size — 12px to 120px
- Opacity — 5% to 100%
- Color — Any color via color picker
- Rotation — Adjustable angle for tiled and center modes
Frequently asked questions
What can I customise on the watermark?
The text, position, size, colour, and opacity — plus a tiling option to repeat it across the whole image for stronger protection.
Should a watermark be subtle or bold?
A semi-transparent watermark over the image is harder to remove than one tucked in a corner, while still keeping the photo usable.
Does it work on many images?
Apply your watermark to images one at a time; settings persist so it’s quick to repeat.
Is it private?
Yes — watermarking happens in your browser with no uploads.
Where should I place a watermark for the best protection?
Avoid corners — they’re the easiest part to crop out. Placing the mark over the center or over detailed areas, or tiling it across the whole image, makes it far harder to remove.
What opacity should I use?
Around 20–40% keeps the watermark visible without overpowering the photo. Go lower for light branding, higher only if protection matters more than appearance.
Does tiling protect better than one watermark?
Yes — a repeated pattern across the image is much harder to crop or clone out than a single corner logo, though it’s also more visually intrusive.
Can a determined person still remove my watermark?
No watermark is uncrackable, but placing it over detail, at the center, or tiled makes manual removal far slower than a small corner mark most editing tools can crop away in seconds.