Watermark Photos in Bulk
Add your watermark to many photos at once and download them as a ZIP — free.
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drop one or many photos — watermarked on your device (up to 10 free)
Delivering a wedding gallery of 400 proofs or posting a week of client previews is where a one-at-a-time watermark tool stops being a tool. This page takes the whole set: drop up to 50 photos per batch, set the text once, your name, your handle, your site or a PROOF notice, choose its position, size and opacity, and download every stamped photo together as a single ZIP. Run the next 50 the same way; the limit is your device's memory, not a counter.
The settings travel across the batch sensibly. The mark is sized relative to each photo, so a portrait and a landscape frame carry a watermark of the same visual weight. Pick a corner for a discreet credit on finished work, or tile it at low opacity across the frame for proofs. The stamping is done on your device, so unreleased client work is never uploaded.
Be realistic about the protection. A small corner mark discourages casual reuse and keeps your name attached as the image circulates, but anyone determined can clone it out in minutes; a tiled mark is what actually makes a proof unusable. And batch means uniform: one text, one placement, one opacity for all 50, so split a shoot into separate batches if different sets need different marks.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many photos can I do at once?
- Up to 50 per batch, downloaded together as a ZIP. It is a memory limit, not a paywall: run another batch for more.
- Can I use my logo as the watermark?
- Yes — use a transparent PNG logo or text, and set the opacity so it marks the photo without hiding it.
- Can I use different watermark text for some of the photos?
- Not within one batch; the same text, position and opacity apply to every photo in it. Split the set into separate batches, one per watermark, and download a ZIP for each.
- Will the watermark be the same size on portrait and landscape photos?
- Yes, in proportion. The mark is scaled relative to each photo's dimensions, so a vertical and a horizontal image from the same shoot get a watermark of matching visual weight rather than a fixed pixel size.
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