Watermark Adder
Add watermarks to images — protect and brand your photos.
How to use Watermark Adder
- Upload your image.
- Add the mark — text (name, brand, ©year) or logo.
- Position and tune opacity — bottom-right at 30-50% is the tasteful default; across-subject for hard protection.
- Download the watermarked copy — publish it; archive the clean original.
What is Watermark Adder?
A watermark adder overlays identifying marks — text (your name, brand, ©) or a logo — onto images before publication. The mark travels with the image wherever it's reposted, providing attribution that survives the copy-paste economy and a deterrent against commercial misuse.
Watermarking is a balance: strong enough to identify and deter, subtle enough not to ruin the image. The craft conventions — corner placement, 30–50% opacity, size proportional to the image — encode that balance.
About the Watermark Adder
Upload the image, add your mark — text or logo, positioned and opacity-tuned — and download the watermarked copy.
Who watermarks and why: photographers protecting portfolio work (attribution on every repost, and proof-of-authorship convenience), businesses branding product and social images (marketing reach on every share), and creators of chart/infographic content whose work circulates detached from its source. Placement wisdom: corners for aesthetics (bottom-right is convention), across the subject for maximum protection (proofs and previews — ugly on purpose), and semi-transparent center-tiling for stock-style protection.
Honest security framing: watermarks deter casual misuse and preserve attribution; they don't stop determined actors (crops and AI removal exist) — the mark's real jobs are attribution-at-scale, professionalism and making theft inconvenient enough to be rare. Keep unmarked originals archived; watermark exports per destination. Files are processed and returned, not stored.