Add Watermark to Image
Add text watermarks to your images with custom opacity and position. All processing happens in your browser.
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What is Image Watermark?
Watermark Image stamps a text watermark over your photo or graphic — for copyright, branding, or marking drafts. Adjust opacity, position, font size and rotation.
How to use Image Watermark
- Drop one or more images.
- Type watermark text and tweak appearance.
- Click "Apply Watermark".
- Download the watermarked images.
Why use AinnoBox for this
- Opacity and rotation control let a mark be present without dominating, which is the difference between a usable portfolio image and a ruined one.
- Batch mode applies an identical mark across a whole shoot, so a gallery looks deliberate rather than hand-assembled.
- The watermark is drawn at the image's own resolution, so it does not turn soft or pixelated on a large photo.
- Client proofs and unpublished work are precisely the images you should not upload to a free host to have them marked.
- Free, unlimited, no sign-up — and no second watermark from us on top of yours.
Image Watermark — frequently asked questions
- Where should I place the watermark?
- A corner is unobtrusive but trivially cropped out. A larger, low-opacity mark across the centre is much harder to remove, which is why proofs and samples use it. Choose according to whether the image is a portfolio piece or a proof.
- Does a watermark actually protect my copyright?
- It deters casual reuse and keeps your name attached when an image is shared, but it is not a legal mechanism and it can be removed by someone determined. Copyright exists whether or not the image is marked.
- Can I use a logo image instead of text?
- This tool applies text watermarks. For a logo, add it with Add Text as a wordmark, or composite the logo in a full image editor.
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