Watermark Photos

Watermark a whole batch at once

Putting your name or logo on photos discourages people from reusing them without permission. Editing photos one by one takes ages; this tool applies the same watermark to many photos in one go and gives you a ZIP. The mark is sized relative to each photo's width, so it looks consistent even when photo sizes differ.

Position

• Corners — the most common spot and the least distracting, though easy to crop out.
• Center — large and hard to remove; good for proofs and previews you're selling.
• Tiled — small text repeated diagonally across the whole photo. It survives cropping, which makes it ideal for ID or bank-statement copies (“For ABC application only”).

Text or logo

Text uses a bold sans-serif font; white adds a drop shadow so it shows on bright photos too. Logos look best as PNGs with a transparent background — don't use other companies' logos or trademarks. 55% opacity is a good balance between photo and mark. The preview uses the first photo.

The watermark is drawn into the photo, so it can't be removed from the downloaded file — keep your originals. Redrawing also drops camera (EXIF) and location data. For PDFs use Add Watermark to PDF; for one big caption use Add Text to Photo. Photos are never uploaded.