Photography portfolios
Mark preview images with your name or studio logo before sharing proofs with clients online.
Add a text or logo watermark to your photos. Control opacity, position, rotation, and tiling — free, private, no upload required.
Image Watermark Tool stamps a text or logo watermark onto your photo directly in the browser. Customize font, color, size, opacity, and rotation, position it in a corner or center, or tile it across the whole image to deter reuse. Exports as PNG or JPEG with adjustable quality. Files up to 50 MB. No upload, no account. Built by FreeToolHub.
JPEG, PNG, WebP · Up to 50 MB
Use a PNG with a transparent background for the cleanest result.
🔒 Your photo and logo are processed entirely in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
Mark preview images with your name or studio logo before sharing proofs with clients online.
Brand product shots with your logo so screenshots and reposts still point back to your store.
Add a subtle handle or logo to photos and graphics before posting so shares credit the source.
Stamp a tiled "Draft" or "Confidential" watermark across scanned pages or exported images.
No. The watermark is drawn onto an HTML5 Canvas entirely in your browser. Your photo and logo never leave your device and are never uploaded anywhere.
A text watermark stamps a string you type, with a chosen font, size, and color. A logo watermark overlays a second image, such as a transparent PNG of your logo, scaled and positioned on top of the photo.
Yes. Turn on tiling to repeat the watermark in a diagonal grid across the entire photo, similar to how stock photo sites protect preview images, instead of placing a single mark in one corner.
You can upload JPEG, PNG, and WebP photos up to 50 MB. The watermarked result can be downloaded as PNG (lossless, supports transparency) or JPEG with adjustable quality from 60% to 100%.
Lower the opacity slider so the watermark is visible but subtle, and use a light or dark color depending on the photo. A rotation of 30 to 45 degrees also reads clearly without covering the main subject.
Yes. When you upload a logo with a transparent background, the transparent areas stay transparent and only the logo's visible pixels are drawn onto the photo.