Add a Watermark to Photos

How to watermark photos

1. Drop, choose or paste one photo — or select a whole batch.
2. Type your watermark (for example © 2026 Jane Smith or your website), or switch to Logo and add a PNG.
3. Pick a corner, the centre, or Tile across photo for a repeated diagonal pattern.
4. Set size and opacity. 40–60% opacity is visible without spoiling the picture.
5. Download. Several photos come back together in one ZIP file.

Corner mark or tiled watermark?

A small corner credit is the choice for portfolios and social posts: it tells people who took the photo and barely touches the image, but it can be cropped out in seconds. A tiled watermark covers the whole frame, so there is no clean area left to crop to — that is what stock libraries and photographers use for client proofs. Rotating the tile to around −30° makes it harder to paint out along straight lines.

Before you post

• Photos can carry GPS coordinates and camera details. Strip them with the EXIF viewer & remover.
• Need a file under an upload limit? Run the watermarked photo through compress image to size.
• A watermark does not replace copyright — your photos are protected either way — but it makes the owner obvious when a picture is shared without credit.