Add Watermark to Image Online Free
Protect your photos with custom text watermarks. Adjust position, font size, color, and opacity.
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How to Add a Watermark
- Upload — Select or drag your image.
- Customize — Set the watermark text, size, color, opacity, and position.
- Tile option — Select "Tile (Repeat)" for maximum protection.
- Download — Save the watermarked image.
Frequently Asked Questions
Currently we support text watermarks. Image watermarks (logo overlay) may be added in a future update.
Tile repeats the watermark text across the entire image at an angle, making it very difficult to remove. Great for protecting preview images.
The watermark uses the Inter font. More font options may be added in the future.
Why Add Watermarks to Images?
Watermarks protect your intellectual property by discouraging unauthorized use and establishing ownership of your images. Professional photographers, illustrators, and content creators use watermarks on preview images shared online to prevent theft while still showcasing their work. Watermarks serve as a visual copyright notice that remains embedded in the image, making it clear that the work is protected even when shared across social media or downloaded from websites.
Beyond copyright protection, watermarks serve practical purposes: real estate photographers watermark listing photos with agency branding, event photographers use watermarks on proofs before clients purchase prints, and businesses add logo watermarks to marketing materials for brand consistency. Our tool offers both single-position and tiled watermarking — the tile option repeats your watermark text across the entire image at an angle, making it extremely difficult to remove and providing maximum protection for high-value images. All processing happens in your browser, so your original images remain completely private.
Privacy, Trust, and Support
This tool is part of ImageConvert Tools, a browser-based utility site that publishes clear information about how processing works, which formats are supported, and how users can get help. Image processing happens locally in your browser for speed and privacy. For site details, visit the About page, review the How It Works guide, or contact support through the Contact page. Latest tool-page review: April 2026.