Protect and brand your photos: upload images, add your logo, choose position, size, opacity - or tile it across the whole image. Batch export as ZIP. Nothing is uploaded.
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A watermark does two jobs: it brands every photo you publish, and it protects work you share before payment. The trick is doing both without wrecking the image - and without paying for bloated desktop software.
No - photos keep their original dimensions. Only the watermark is scaled, relative to each photo's width, so a batch of mixed sizes gets a consistent look.
No hard limit - everything runs locally in your browser. Batches of 50+ photos work fine on a typical laptop.
If you're protecting your work, you're serious about your business. Webteqno builds websites and brand systems that make small businesses look established - design, SEO, and marketing under one roof.
Talk to Webteqno about your brandThe right watermark depends on why you are adding it: brand recognition on shared images, or protection for proofs you do not want reused. The settings below are sensible starting points.
| Purpose | Position | Size (% of width) | Opacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subtle branding on social or portfolio photos | Bottom-right or bottom-left corner | 10–15% | 40–60% |
| Product photos for marketplaces | Check the marketplace rules first — many prohibit watermarks on main images | — | — |
| Client proofs (photography, design) | Tile across whole image | 15–25% | 20–35% |
| Real-estate and listing photos | Corner | 12–18% | 50–70% |
A logo with a white box looks like a sticker. Start from a transparent PNG — the Background Remover can make one — and consider a white version for dark or colourful photos using the Logo Color Changer. White logos at 50–60% opacity sit well on most images.
Because size and margin are percentages of each photo’s width, a batch of mixed resolutions — phone photos and DSLR images — gets a watermark that looks the same on every image. Exports are full resolution; the preview only shows the photo selected in the strip.
Corner watermarks mainly build recognition when images are shared; they can be cropped out. Tiled watermarks are much harder to remove and suit proofs, at the cost of spoiling the image for normal viewing. No watermark is a legal protection on its own — your copyright exists regardless — but it reminds people who made the image. For video, see our video watermark size guide.