Add Watermark to Photos — Text or Logo, Batch

Put your name, handle or logo on your photos before they go online. Set it up once and apply it to the whole batch.

How to watermark photos

1. Drop in one photo or many.
2. Type your watermark text — or click Use a logo to place a transparent PNG instead.
3. Pick the position (a corner, the centre, or tiled diagonally across the image), then adjust size, opacity and colour while watching the live preview.
4. Download — batches come as a single zip.

The watermark scales with each photo, so it looks the same on a portrait and a landscape shot. Photos are processed on your device; nothing is uploaded.

Which style should you use?

• Corner, 40–60% opacity — the classic photographer's signature. Unobtrusive, but easy to crop out.
• Centre, 20–30% opacity — harder to remove, still lets people see the photo. Good for proofs.
• Tiled — the strongest protection. Use it for client previews, stock samples and product photos you're worried about being lifted.

Tips

• Use a transparent PNG logo, not a JPG with a white box around it.
• White text with the subtle shadow the tool adds reads on almost any photo.
• Watermark copies. Keep your clean originals for printing and paid delivery.
• Selling online? Watermark and strip the metadata — product photos taken at home carry your location.

Watermarking hundreds of photos

Bulk Photo Watermark & Metadata Remover for Windows applies text or logo watermarks to thousands of photos with drag-to-position preview, and removes all metadata in the same pass. BatchLens Pro adds watermarks while also converting, resizing and renaming.