Text size
F = max(12, round(W × s ÷ 100))
For a logo, its width is W × s ÷ 100 and its height follows its proportions.
Add a text or logo watermark to a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image, preview the result, and export it locally.
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Add a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image. The file stays on your device and all edits run locally in your browser.
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Open the full editorA watermark signs an image and discourages reuse without permission: the photographer's name, a brand logo, a "Confidential" or "Sample" mark on a document. This tool places a text or a logo on an image, at one of nine positions or repeated across the whole surface, with adjustable opacity, size, margin and rotation, without uploading the image.
Choose the Watermark type. With Text, type the text (© Your name for example), its Color, white by default, and keep or remove the Text outline, a black stroke that makes it readable on light and dark backgrounds alike. With Logo, import an image, ideally a transparent PNG.
Set the Position among nine points (bottom right by default), the Opacity from 5 to 100% (35%), the Size from 5 to 60% of the image width (18%), the Margin from 0 to 15% of the shorter side (3%) and the Rotation from −180° to +180°. The preview follows every setting.
Repeat watermark across the image covers the whole surface with a grid of texts or logos, spaced by their size plus two margins: a protection that is harder to crop out. Apply draws the watermark into the image; the download keeps the imported format.
Drop a PNG, JPEG or WebP photo or design.
Type a text or import a logo, then set position, opacity, size, margin and rotation.
Check the preview, click Apply, then download the marked image.
Settings are percentages of the image, so the watermark keeps the same proportion whatever the photo's resolution.
F = max(12, round(W × s ÷ 100))
For a logo, its width is W × s ÷ 100 and its height follows its proportions.
m = round(min(W, H) × p ÷ 100)
Distance from the edge for corner and side positions.
Δx = L + 2m; Δy = h_f + 2m
L and h_f are the width and height of one watermark.
Add your name or website at the bottom right before publishing a portfolio or a gallery.
Repeat "Proof" or "Not approved" diagonally across a mock-up sent to a client.
Write "Copy" or the intended use on a photo of an ID document before sending it.
Font size: 3,000 × 5% = 150 px. Margin: min(3,000, 2,000) × 3% = 60 px. At 35% opacity, the signature stays visible without hiding the photo.
Input
3,000 × 2,000 px photo, text "© Studio Lumière", size 5%, margin 3%, opacity 35%, bottom rightResult
150 px high text, 60 px from the right and bottom edgesLogo width: 1,600 × 15% = 240 px, height 240 × 200 ÷ 500 = 96 px. Margin: 1,200 × 3% = 36 px, hence a step of 240 + 72 = 312 px and 96 + 72 = 168 px.
Input
1,600 × 1,200 px image, 500 × 200 px logo, size 15%, margin 3%, Repeat onResult
Grid of 240 × 96 px logos, one every 312 px across and 168 px downYes. Choose Logo and import the image; a PNG with a transparent background gives the cleanest result.
Keep Text outline on: a black stroke surrounds the white letters and sets them apart from any background.
It covers the whole image with a grid of watermarks, spaced by their size plus two margins, so it cannot be removed with a simple crop.
It deters reuse and identifies the author, but a discreet watermark can be retouched. Combine it with a limited resolution for published photos.
One image at a time in this tool. For a batch, use a Workspace Pipeline.
No. The text or logo is drawn in your browser, and neither the image nor the logo is sent.
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