Watermark Image Online

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Label a photo with a name, credit or short ownership notice. Adjust the watermark’s size, color, opacity and placement to suit the image.

Identify the image clearly

Enter a concise name or credit line. Longer wording can crowd the photograph, especially when the final image is displayed small.

Balance visibility with the subject

Increase opacity when the mark must be obvious, or reduce it for a lighter overlay. Check it against both bright and dark parts of the photo.

Pick a purposeful position

Corner placement leaves the center clear, while a centered mark crosses more of the subject. Choose based on how the image will be used.

Keep protection claims realistic

A visible watermark can label an image but cannot prevent copying, cropping or removal. Retain the unmarked original and any relevant ownership records.

Image Watermark FAQs

This page supports text watermarks, not a separate logo image overlay.
It is flattened into the exported pixels. Return to the original image to create a different version.
Choose a position that identifies the image without covering the product details. Test the opacity on both light and dark areas. A corner mark is less intrusive but easier to crop away; a watermark is a label, not a guarantee against reuse.