Add Watermark to Image Online Free

Add text watermarks with custom position, opacity, and tiling. No uploads, 100% in your browser.

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Drag & drop an image to watermark, or click to browse

Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF

How to Add a Watermark Online

  1. 1Upload your image. Drag and drop or click to browse.
  2. 2Customize your watermark. Enter text, adjust size, color, opacity, position, and rotation. Use tile for full-image protection.
  3. 3Download. Click Apply & Download. No watermarks on our watermarks!

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How to Add a Watermark Online

1

Upload Your Image

Drag and drop any image file. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and more. Your image stays in your browser and is never uploaded.

2

Customize Watermark

Type your watermark text, then adjust font size, color, opacity, position, and rotation. Enable tiling to cover the full image.

3

Download

Click apply and download your watermarked image. The watermark is permanently embedded in the saved file.

When to Watermark Your Images

If you share photos online, watermarking protects your work from unauthorized use. Photographers, designers, and artists use watermarks on portfolio images to prevent theft while still showcasing their work. It is also common for marking documents as "Draft" or "Confidential" before sharing them internally.

E-commerce sellers watermark product photos to prevent competitors from stealing them. Real estate photographers watermark listing photos with their brand name. Even casual users add watermarks when sharing work-in-progress images on social media to claim ownership.

Tips for Best Results

  • Use 30-50% opacity for a watermark that protects without ruining the image. Preview before downloading to check the balance.
  • Enable the tile option for maximum protection. Tiled watermarks cover the entire image and are nearly impossible to remove cleanly.
  • Use diagonal rotation (around 30-45 degrees) to make the watermark harder to crop or edit out.
  • Keep watermark text short. Your brand name, a copyright symbol, or the word "DRAFT" is enough. Long text looks cluttered.
  • Pick a text color that contrasts with your image. White with a dark stroke works on most backgrounds.

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