Protect your photos with text watermarks — single diagonal mark, tiled pattern across the whole image, or a positioned signature. Opacity, size and color under your control.
Everything runs in your browser — your image never leaves your device.
A watermark is a trade-off: the harder it is to remove, the more it covers your work. The three modes here cover the realistic scenarios:
Use cases: client proofs, portfolio images, marketplace photos, stock-style previews and art shared publicly before registration.
The watermark is drawn locally with the browser canvas. Your image is never uploaded to any server and never stored.
Select your image, type your name or brand, choose the mode (diagonal, tiled or corner), adjust size and opacity, and download. The entire process runs in your browser — no signup, no upload, no watermark on your watermark.
25–40% for proofs and protection; 50–70% only for drafts you must make unusable. Beyond that the watermark fights the image itself — clients cannot judge what they cannot see.
Diagonal places one large mark across the center — classic for proofs. Tiled repeats the text across the whole image, so even a cropped fragment still carries your name — better against image theft.
Determined editing can reduce small corner marks. Tiled diagonal watermarks at moderate opacity are the practical hardest to remove without visibly damaging the photo underneath. A watermark deters; registration/legal proof protects.
Usually a small corner signature is enough — big watermarks reduce sharing, and sharing is what you want there. Use diagonal/tiled modes for client proofs and marketplaces instead.
For logo watermarks, the practical path today is rendering your logo text in a bold font here, or exporting the image and compositing the logo PNG in any editor. Native logo upload is on our roadmap.