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Watermark Image

Stamp a text watermark onto an image at a chosen corner.

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PNG, JPG, WebP, HEIC, SVG — anything your browser can decode.

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Stamp a text watermark onto an image at a chosen corner.

Fine-tune

Optional — sensible defaults are already set.

Watermark
Position
Background

PNG and WebP keep transparent pixels. Fill only when you need a solid background.

About Watermark Image

Stamp a line of text such as your name, website or a copyright notice onto an image, positioned in the center or any corner. The text is drawn in bold white with a dark outline and scales with the image, so it stays readable on both light and dark photos.

When it helps

  • Marking photos with your name or handle before posting them publicly.
  • Labeling preview images sent to clients before final payment.
  • Adding "SAMPLE" or "DRAFT" over an image so it isn't reused as a final asset.
  • Stamping "Copy for verification only" on a photo of an ID before sending it.

Tips

  • A centered watermark is harder to crop out. Corner placements are less distracting but easy to trim away.
  • Keep the text short. The font size is set relative to the image's shorter side, so long text may run past the edges on narrow images.
  • Keep the unwatermarked original. The watermark is part of the pixels and can't be removed later.

Good to know

Quick answers about watermark image in your browser.

Not in this tool. It uses bold white text with a dark outline so it shows up on most backgrounds. You choose the text and its position.

Any visible watermark can be edited out with enough effort, especially in a corner. A centered mark makes casual reuse much harder.

Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many files you process.

No. Files are read and processed locally in your browser, so they never leave your device.

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