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Open the base image
Choose the image you want to mark, then select a text watermark, logo watermark, or the combination you need.
Watermark Image
Add a watermark to an image
Add text and logo watermarks to JPEG, JFIF, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, AVIF, SVG, BMP and TIFF images, adjust size, opacity, rotation and position, then export the result locally in your browser.
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Add text or logo watermarks with precise placement
A watermark can identify ownership, add a brand mark, label a draft or place a reusable logo on an image before it is shared. The most useful watermark is visible enough to serve its purpose without covering the main subject or making the image difficult to view.
Image Toolroom supports text and image watermarks with live positioning controls. You can adjust opacity, size and placement, use preset positions or free positioning, and prepare an export directly in the browser while keeping the original image unchanged.
How it works
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Style and position it
Adjust size, opacity, position and other available styling controls while checking the live preview.
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Export the marked image
Render the watermark into a new image locally and download the finished copy.
Watermark placement tips
- Use partial opacity when you want the watermark to remain visible without dominating the image.
- Corner placement is unobtrusive, while placement closer to the subject is harder to remove by simple cropping.
- Keep logo files sharp and use transparency when possible so a rectangular logo background does not cover unnecessary image area.
- Check the watermark at the final viewing size because a mark that looks large during editing may appear small after publishing.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add both text and a logo?
The watermark workflow supports text and image watermark layers, so you can create branding that uses either type or combines them.
Can I move a watermark manually?
Yes. In addition to preset positioning, the tool includes free-position controls for workflows that need more precise placement.
What opacity should I use?
There is no universal value. A subtle brand mark may use lower opacity, while a proof or draft watermark often needs to be more visible.
Does watermarking protect an image completely?
No. A watermark can discourage casual reuse and identify the source, but it is not a complete technical protection against copying or editing.
Will the original image be overwritten?
No. The tool creates a separate watermarked output and leaves your original file unchanged.