Image Watermark Maker

Image Watermark Maker Online

Add a text watermark to your photo, customize its appearance, and download the finished image in your browser.

5% of image width
65%

Tip: Use a short watermark for the cleanest result. Exporting as JPG may reduce image quality slightly; PNG is suitable when you want lossless output.

Choose an image to get started.
Your watermarked image preview will appear here.

How to Add a Watermark to an Image

  1. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image.
  2. Enter your watermark text, such as a brand name or copyright notice.
  3. Adjust the text color, size, opacity, and position.
  4. Click Apply Watermark to preview the result.
  5. Choose your output format and download the image.

Why Add a Watermark to Your Photos?

A watermark can identify the creator or brand associated with an image. Photographers, online sellers, bloggers, and designers often add a name or copyright notice before sharing their work.

A watermark may discourage casual reuse, but it cannot prevent screenshots, cropping, or every form of unauthorized use. Keep an original copy of your image before editing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I add a watermark to a photo online?

Upload your image, enter watermark text, customize its color, size, opacity, and position, then apply the watermark and download the result.

Can I make a watermark transparent?

Yes. Lower the opacity setting to make the watermark more transparent and less prominent over your image.

Can I change the watermark position?

Yes. Choose a corner or the center of the image from the position menu.

Which formats can I use?

This tool accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images. The output can be downloaded as JPG or PNG.

Does adding a watermark protect my image completely?

No. A watermark can help identify ownership and discourage casual copying, but it cannot guarantee that an image will not be copied or altered.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

The tool processes your selected image in your browser and does not intentionally upload it to a processing server. Other website services, browser extensions, or security software may operate separately.