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Add Watermark to Image

Add a text watermark to any image with the free watermark tool. Position the mark, adjust its size and opacity, and download the result privately in your browser.

What is Add Watermark to an Image?

A watermark is a mark on an image that shows who owns it — a name, a brand, a website or a copyright line. Adding one keeps your credit attached to a photo no matter where it ends up, and it makes casual copying and reposting harder. This tool adds a text watermark directly in your browser: you type the text, choose its position from a set of standard spots, and tune the size and opacity so it sits naturally without obscuring the image. A subtle, translucent mark claims the photo while keeping the subject easy to see; a larger, more opaque one is harder for someone to crop away. Photographers, designers and small businesses watermark product shots, portfolios and price lists before sharing them. Because everything runs on your device, the image and its metadata never leave your machine.

How to use Add Watermark to an Image

  1. Choose an image file from your device.
  2. Type your watermark text.
  3. Pick the position, then adjust the size and opacity with the sliders.
  4. Click Download to save the watermarked image.

Example

A product photo with “© Your Name” set to the bottom-right corner, size 6%, opacity 70%. The mark appears as a translucent line of text in the corner, visible enough to claim the image without covering the product.

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Pro tips

FAQ

How do I add a watermark to an image?

Choose an image, type your watermark text, pick a position and opacity, then click Download to save the watermarked image.

Is it free and private?

Yes. It is free, unlimited, and runs entirely in your browser so your images never leave your device.

What watermark positions can I choose?

You can place the watermark in several standard spots — corners, edges and centre — and tune its size and opacity.

What text should I use?

A name, brand, website or copyright line that identifies you as the owner.

How do I make a watermark subtle?

Lower the opacity to around 30–50% so it claims the photo without covering the subject.

Why watermark my images?

It keeps your credit attached wherever the image ends up and makes casual reuse harder.

Where should I place it?

Somewhere hard to crop out, like a corner or over the subject.

Is my image uploaded?

No. It is processed in your browser and never sent anywhere.

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