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Image Watermark

Add text watermarks to your images. Customize position, opacity, font size, color, and rotation. Protect your photos and artwork.

How to Use

1

Choose an image

Drop a photo or a scan, or click to browse.

2

Write the watermark

Type the text, then set size, opacity, color, rotation and position.

3

Download

Save the watermarked image.

Features

Nothing uploaded
Tiled pattern
Opacity and rotation
9 positions

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The watermark is drawn in your browser with the canvas API; the image is never sent anywhere.

Write who the copy is for, why and the date (for example "Copy for X, rental file, 05/10/2026") and use the tiled pattern so the text covers the whole document.

Add watermarks to your images to protect your work and establish brand identity. Apply text or logo watermarks with customizable position, opacity, and styling options.

Did You Know?

The term 'watermark' comes from the paper industry, where watermarks were created during manufacturing by impressing a design into wet paper. Digital watermarking was first developed in 1979, but didn't become widely used until the rise of the internet in the 1990s!

Pro Tips

  • Position watermarks on complex areas of the image to prevent easy removal
  • Use semi-transparent watermarks (30-50% opacity) for a professional look
  • Include both visible and invisible watermarks for dual protection

Common Use Cases

  • Protecting photography portfolios
  • Branding product images for e-commerce
  • Adding copyright notices to digital art
  • Marking document proofs and previews
  • Creating branded social media content

Best Practices

  • Keep watermarks visible but not distracting from the main content
  • Test watermarks at different image sizes
  • Consider using repeating patterns for maximum protection

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