How It Works
Upload Images
Drag & drop images anywhere on the page, paste from clipboard, or click to browse. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and more.
Design Your Watermark
Add text or upload your logo. Customize font, size, color, opacity, position, and effects to match your brand.
Download
Export your watermarked images in your preferred format. Download individually or batch download as ZIP.
Why Use Our Watermark Generator?
Batch Processing
Watermark hundreds of images at once. Upload multiple files and apply the same watermark to all of them. Download everything as an organized ZIP.
Full Customization
Create unique watermarks with custom fonts, colors, opacity, shadows, and effects. Over 10 fonts and unlimited styling options to match your brand.
100% Private & Secure
Your images never leave your device. All processing happens in your browser. No uploads, no cloud storage, complete privacy.
Auto-Scale & Position
Watermarks automatically adjust based on image size. Smart positioning with 9 presets plus custom margins for pixel-perfect placement.
Key Features
100% Private & Secure
All processing happens in your browser. Your data never leaves your device. No uploads, no cloud storage.
Lightning Fast
Instant watermark generation with no waiting. Watermarks run directly in your browser.
No Limits
Generate unlimited watermarks of any complexity. No daily quotas, no restrictions, no watermarks. Completely free forever.
Professional Tools
Everything you need: text and logo watermarks, batch processing, custom styling, multiple export formats, and quality analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this watermark generator completely free?
Are my images uploaded to a server?
What image formats are supported?
Can I watermark multiple images at once?
Can I use my own logo as a watermark?
Will watermarking reduce my image quality?
What is a Watermark?
A watermark is a visible or invisible mark placed on images, documents, or other media to indicate ownership, authenticity, or to discourage unauthorized use. Digital watermarks have become essential tools for photographers, designers, and content creators to protect their work.
Brief History
Watermarks originated in 13th-century Italy as marks on paper during manufacturing. Today, digital watermarks serve the same purpose of proving ownership and authenticity, but on digital media.
Types of Watermarks
Common watermark types include text (copyright notices, names), logos (brand marks), patterns (tiled watermarks), and invisible watermarks (metadata). Each serves different protection and branding needs.
Best Practices
Effective watermarks balance visibility with aesthetics. Place them strategically (corners or center), use appropriate opacity (30-70%), and consider tiling for maximum protection without ruining the image.