Add a Watermark to Photos — Free, Batch & Private
Stamp your name or brand onto photos — pick position, size and opacity, and do many at once. Nothing uploaded.
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drop one or many photos — watermarked on your device (up to 10 free)
Photographers, sellers and artists share work before they are paid for it, and a watermark is the simplest way to keep your name on an image as it travels. This tool stamps your text onto your photos: a name, a handle, a website, a "proof" or "sample" notice.
You set where it goes, a corner, the centre, or tiled across the whole picture, and how large and how transparent it is. A small corner mark is discreet and easy to crop out; a tiled mark at low opacity is what protects a proof, because there is no part of the image without it. The size is relative to each photo, so the mark looks the same on a small image and a large one.
Drop up to 50 photos per batch and download them together as a ZIP. The stamping happens on your device; unreleased client work is never uploaded. Be realistic about what a watermark does: it discourages casual reuse and keeps your name attached, but a determined person can remove a small one. For proofs, tile it.
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Frequently asked questions
- Can I watermark many photos at once?
- Yes. Drop up to 50 photos per batch and download them all as a ZIP. The limit is memory, not a paywall; run another batch for more.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No — the watermark is applied on your device.
- Where should I place a watermark?
- For portfolio images, a corner at moderate opacity. For proofs sent before payment, tiled across the image, so it cannot be cropped away.
- Does it change my original files?
- No. You download stamped copies; the originals on your device are untouched.
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🔒 Your files are processed on your device. This tool runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.