Bulk Image Watermark
Watermark images with full control — text or logo, opacity, angle, position, and tiling across the whole picture.
When a corner mark isn't enough
A single watermark in the corner is easy to crop out. When you are protecting work that matters — a photographer's proofs, a designer's mockups — you often want more: a logo and text together, a lighter mark repeated across the entire image so there is no clean area to lift, precise control over angle and opacity. This is the tool for that level of control.
You decide how present the watermark is, from a whisper in the corner to a full tiled pattern that makes casual theft pointless.
Readable but not ruinous
Even with full control, restraint still wins. A tiled watermark should be faint enough to see the image through it, and a diagonal angle reads as intentional rather than accidental. The aim is to make the image unusable to someone who wants to pass it off as their own, while still letting an honest viewer appreciate the work underneath.
How to watermark many images at once
- Drop in every photo that needs marking.
- Set the watermark text and style once — the first image previews it live.
- Process the batch and download them all together.
Branding a whole shoot
A photo shoot, a product range or an event gallery needs the same mark on every frame. Doing it individually is slow and, worse, inconsistent — a mark that drifts position between images looks amateurish. Batch watermarking guarantees identical placement across the set.
Preview on the first image before running the batch. Because the same coordinates apply to every photo, checking one saves you re-running fifty.
Frequently asked questions
Do all the images get the same watermark?
Yes, that is the point — identical text, position and opacity across the batch.
What if my images are different shapes?
Position is applied relative to each image, but it is worth checking a portrait and a landscape example first.
How many can I do at once?
As many as your device's memory allows, since it all runs locally.
Can I tile the watermark across the whole image?
Yes. A repeated, tiled mark leaves no clean area to crop out, which is far harder to remove than a single corner stamp.
Can I use both a logo and text?
Yes, along with control over opacity, angle and position, so you can build exactly the mark you want.
Are the images uploaded?
No. The watermarking happens in your browser.