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Watermark Tool
Stamp a text watermark onto an image — tiled, centred or in a corner.
A proof sent to a client before the invoice is paid, a preview shared before a shoot is delivered in full, a photo posted publicly that you would rather people didn't lift wholesale — a watermark is the difference between a usable preview and a giveaway.
This draws your text onto the image on a canvas, tiled diagonally across the whole frame or placed once wherever you choose, and re-exports the result as a new file. Everything — the source photo and the watermarked copy — stays in this tab.
How to use it
- Choose an image and type your watermark text.
- Pick Tiled to repeat it diagonally across the whole photo, which is hardest to crop out, or a single position for a lighter touch.
- Adjust size, colour, opacity and angle until it looks right in the live preview.
- Press Download to save the watermarked copy as a JPEG or PNG.
Questions
Can I use a logo image instead of text?
Not yet — this version places text only. Text is legible at any size and easy to make dense enough to resist cropping, which covers the most common use: marking a preview or a proof as not-final.
Can someone remove the watermark?
A determined person with photo-editing skill can remove almost any watermark, tiled or not — nothing running in a browser can prevent that. A tiled, semi-opaque watermark across the whole image is the practical deterrent: removing it cleanly takes real effort, which is usually enough for previews and proofs.
Does this reduce the image quality?
JPEG export re-compresses the image, the same as any JPEG save; PNG is lossless. Pick PNG if the source quality matters more than file size.