Image Watermark
Protect photos by placing your logo on them. Upload the photo first and the logo second, then choose one of nine positions or tile the logo across the whole image, set its width as a percentage of the photo, its opacity and the margin from the edges. Transparent PNG logos keep their transparency, and the result downloads as PNG, JPEG or WebP for portfolios, shops and social media.
Frequently asked questions
In which order do I upload the files?
Upload exactly two images in one go: the photo you want to protect first and the logo second. The tool always treats the first file as the base and the second as the watermark, so swap them if the result looks inverted.
How is the size of the logo decided?
The logo width is set as a percentage of the photo width, from 1 to 100 percent, and its height follows from the logo's own aspect ratio. If the scaled logo would not fit inside the photo minus the margins, it is reduced further until it fits.
Which positions can I choose?
You can anchor the logo to any corner, the middle of any edge or the center of the photo. The margin sets the distance in pixels between the logo and the nearest edges, from 0 to 1000 pixels.
What does the tile option do?
Tile repeats the logo across the entire photo in a grid, which makes the watermark much harder to crop away. Half of the margin is added around each copy, so a larger margin spaces the copies further apart.
How does the opacity setting work?
Opacity runs from 1 to 100 percent and scales the transparency of every pixel of the logo. Values between 30 and 60 percent usually keep the mark visible without hiding the photo underneath.
Will a transparent logo stay transparent?
Yes. Transparent areas of a PNG, WebP, GIF or AVIF logo stay transparent, so only the visible shape of the logo is placed on the photo. A JPEG logo has no transparency, so its full rectangle including any background is placed.
Which file formats are supported?
Both files can be JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, TIFF or AVIF. The result is a PNG by default, or JPEG or WebP at quality 90 if you choose them; JPEG output fills transparent areas with white.
Are there size limits?
Each file can be up to 5 MB and both files together up to 12 MB. Photos larger than 4000 pixels on a side are scaled down to fit within 4000 pixels before the logo is placed.
Does the tool respect the rotation of phone photos?
Yes. The EXIF orientation of both images is applied first, so portrait photos taken on a phone keep their upright orientation and the logo lands in the corner you see.
What happens with animated GIFs?
Only the first frame of an animated GIF, WebP or multi-page TIFF is used, for both the photo and the logo. The result is always a single still image named after your photo.