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Watermark Images — Text or Logo

Protect drafts and client previews: stamp text or a logo anywhere on the image, with full control over opacity, size, and angle.

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Why Use This Tool?

Protect drafts, proofs, and client previews with a watermark. Type your text or drop in a logo, place it anywhere on a 3×3 grid, set the opacity and angle, and stamp it on one image or a whole batch.

Everything renders live on a preview before you export, so you know exactly how the final file looks. Nothing is uploaded — your unreleased work stays on your machine.

How It Works

  1. Drop your image or a batch of images.
  2. Add a text or logo watermark, then pick its spot, opacity, and angle on the live preview.
  3. Click apply and download the watermarked files.

Frequently Asked Questions

Text or logo watermark — which should I use?

Text is fast and works for drafts and proofs. A logo image looks more professional for client-facing previews and brand consistency.

Can I watermark many photos at once?

Yes — drop a batch and every photo gets the same watermark in the same spot, which is exactly what you want for consistent previews.

How transparent should a watermark be?

40–60% opacity protects the image while staying readable. Above 70% it starts hiding the actual content.

How do I add text watermark to image files?

Choose the text mode, type your line, pick a position and opacity, and hit apply — every photo in the batch gets the same stamp.

Can I add image watermark online, like a logo?

Yes — switch to logo mode and drop in a PNG with transparency. Scale and position it on the live preview before exporting.

Does this work as a photo watermark generator?

It covers the full job: create your watermark from text or a logo, place it exactly where you want, and apply it to one image or a whole batch.

Tips & Things to Watch

  • Diagonal text (−30°) across the center is the classic proof watermark.
  • White text with slight transparency reads well on both light and dark photos.
  • Keep logo watermarks under 25% of the image width so they don't dominate.