Img Watermark
Protect your photos with a text or logo watermark – one image or a whole batch with the same settings.
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How to watermark photos
Add one or more photos, type your watermark text (for example your name, website or "© 2026 Your Name") and adjust the font, size, color, opacity and rotation. Choose one of nine positions, or switch to a tiled pattern that repeats the text diagonally across the whole picture – much harder to crop or edit out. You can also place a logo, ideally a PNG with a transparent background. The preview updates live.
Batch watermarking
Every image in the strip gets exactly the same settings. Sizes and margins are relative to each image's width, so a watermark looks consistent on small and large photos and on portrait or landscape shots. Click a thumbnail to preview it, then download the current image or all of them in a single ZIP file.
Tips for an effective watermark
An opacity of 30–60% protects the image without spoiling it. White text with a subtle shadow stays readable on both light and dark backgrounds. For images you publish online, a tiled watermark offers the most protection, while a small corner mark is better for portfolios. Keep your original, unwatermarked files safe – this tool never changes them and saves new copies instead.