Add Watermark to Images

How to add a watermark to your images

A watermark protects your work against misuse and reinforces your visual identity in every photo shared online. Whether you're a professional photographer, designer, content creator, or just someone who wants to protect personal images, marking your photos is a simple, effective practice to preserve your copyright.

A watermark can be made up of different elements: just text (like your brand name, social media handle, or a copyright notice), just a logo, or both combined for a more complete, professional result.

Which position should you choose?

The choice of position depends on your goal. For photography and portfolios, a watermark repeated diagonally across the whole image is the safest option: it covers the entire photo, makes removal harder, and is widely used for protection against misuse. For social media and presentations, a discreet mark in the bottom-right corner keeps the image visually clean, signing the work without interfering with the composition.

Other available positions — such as top-left, center, or bottom-left — let you adapt the watermark to each image's layout, especially when specific parts of the photo need to stay clear.

How to adjust the watermark's appearance

Transparency is one of the most important settings. Values between 25% and 40% create a translucent effect that protects the image without visually cluttering the content. For logos, you can also adjust the size to keep it proportional to the image. For text, choose a legible font and a size that's visible without drawing more attention than the photo itself.

Guaranteed privacy

All editing happens directly in your browser, with no upload to external servers. Your images never leave your device, which ensures full privacy and security in the process — especially important for professional photos, documents, or any sensitive image.

Add your watermark now and share your images with more security and visual identity.

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