Add your logo to images
Overlay your own logo (PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG) onto photos. Position and size it right on the preview, then batch-apply to many images — nothing is uploaded.
Privacy-first: every image is processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored or transmitted to any server.
Brand consistency, image after image
A logo stamp reads as professional exactly when it is consistent: same corner, same relative size, same opacity on every image. Upload your logo once — PNG with transparency works best, so only the mark itself shows — and the tool applies it with consistent placement and scale across anything you load.
Opacity is the difference between branding and vandalism
A logo at 30–50% opacity claims the image without competing with it; at 100% it dominates. Tune size, margin, position and transparency against the live preview until it disappears into the corner the way professional marks do. Then batch the whole set — processed in your browser, exported as ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
- Are my images uploaded to add the watermark?
- No. The watermark is drawn onto your image locally using your browser’s canvas. Nothing is sent to a server.
- Can I watermark many photos at once?
- Yes. Drop in any number of images and the same watermark settings are applied to all of them. Download results individually or as a single ZIP.
- Can I use my own logo as the watermark?
- Yes. Upload a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG logo. Transparent areas are preserved, and you can control its size, opacity and rotation.
- How do I position the watermark?
- Use the nine placement presets (corners, edges, center) with an adjustable margin, or simply drag the watermark on the live preview and pull its handles to resize and rotate.
- Can I tile a repeating watermark across the whole image?
- Yes. Switch placement to “Tiled / repeat” and the text or logo repeats diagonally across the entire photo, like the watermarks stock-photo sites use. You can adjust the angle, the spacing between repeats and the size.
- Is the watermark permanent?
- Yes. The watermark is baked into the exported image’s pixels, so it cannot be removed from the downloaded file.