A HELPING HAND
Add your name or logo to a batch of photos
Make signed copies for a catalogue, listing or social post. Apply the same text or logo settings to several photos while keeping the original files untouched.
Choose text or a logo
- Import your JPG, PNG or WebP photos. The watermark settings apply to the whole batch.
- Enter your name or a notice such as © Your name. Alternatively, select Logo and choose an image. A transparent PNG avoids a solid rectangle around the logo.
- Adjust the position, size and opacity. Use the preview selector to inspect several photos, especially when the batch contains both portrait and landscape images.
Check a mixed batch before exporting
Photo 1: landscape product photo → check the bottom corner Photo 2: portrait photo → check that the name fits Photo 3: pale background → check that the watermark is visible
A position that works on one photo may cover a face or product detail on another. Review each preview. If some images need different settings, process them as a separate batch rather than accepting an unreadable or obstructive watermark.
Download the copies
JPG suits photographs and replaces transparent areas with white. PNG preserves transparency and may produce larger files. Output keeps the image dimensions; metadata is not copied.
A single photo downloads directly. A batch produces a ZIP with numbered filenames to avoid collisions, including when two source files have the same name. Extract the ZIP and inspect the finished images.
If you change the settings, create a new result before using it. A failed or cancelled creation keeps the previous result available; that older download does not automatically include your latest changes.
Keep an unmarked original
A watermark makes attribution visible, but cannot guarantee that a picture will not be copied, cropped or altered. It becomes part of the exported image, so retain the original for other uses.
Download the results before closing or reloading the tab or switching language. The working session is not permanent storage.