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Add one or more photos below — the watermark panel is already open, so just type your text, then adjust opacity, color, and which of the nine positions it sits in. It's applied to every photo in the batch.

Combine it with compression, resizing, cropping, or format conversion in the same pass, then download each photo or grab the whole batch as a ZIP — all on-device, nothing uploaded.

Drop photos here, or click to choose

Batch-compress, resize, crop, rotate, watermark, and convert formats — right in this tab.

JPEG · PNG · WebP · AVIF (where supported) — your photos never leave this browser tab

No photos yet

Nothing here yet — add photos above to get started.

Only helps if your background is already one plain color (e.g. a wall) — this is color-distance math, not real subject cutout, so it won't do anything useful against busy or textured backgrounds.

Upload a photo

You'll crop it to the exact aspect ratio next.

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How to add a watermark to a photo

  1. Add one or more photos above.
  2. The Watermark panel is already open — type your text.
  3. Adjust opacity, color, and pick one of the nine positions (corners, edges, or center).
  4. Process and download — the same watermark applies to every photo in the batch.

Frequently asked questions

Can I watermark a whole batch of photos at once with the same text?

Yes — the text, opacity, color, and position apply to every photo processed in that batch.

Can I use my own logo image as a watermark instead of text?

Not in this build — only text watermarks are supported right now.

Will the watermark be permanent?

Yes, it's drawn directly into the output image, so it can't be removed by anyone downloading the photo afterward (short of them re-editing the image themselves).

Where should I position my watermark?

Bottom-right or bottom-center are the most common choices since they're least likely to cover the subject — use the 3×3 grid to pick any corner, edge, or center placement.