Image Watermark

About Image Watermark

The Image Watermark tool allows you to add text or image watermarks to your photos. Watermarks are essential for:

• Protecting your intellectual property from unauthorized use
• Branding your images with your logo or name
• Adding copyright information to prevent plagiarism
• Creating professional-looking branded content

How to Use This Tool

1. Upload an image by dragging and dropping it onto the upload area or by clicking the browse button
2. Choose between text or image watermark types using the toggle buttons
3. For text watermarks:
   • Enter your desired watermark text (e.g., "©YourName" or "www.yourwebsite.com")
   • Select the font family, size, color, and opacity
4. For image watermarks:
   • Upload your logo or watermark image (PNG with transparency works best)
   • Adjust the size and opacity to suit your needs
5. Choose the position for your watermark using the grid selector
6. Adjust padding to control distance from edges
7. Set rotation angle if desired for a diagonal watermark
8. Select your preferred output format (JPEG, PNG, or WEBP) and quality
9. Click "Add Watermark" to generate your watermarked image
10. Download the result or create a new watermarked image

Watermark Best Practices

• Proper Placement: Place watermarks in areas that are difficult to crop out but don't obscure important elements
• Appropriate Opacity: Use lower opacity (30-70%) to make watermarks less intrusive while still visible
• Size Considerations: Make sure your watermark is visible but not overwhelming; about 10-20% of the image width is often ideal
• Consistent Branding: Use the same watermark style across all your images for consistent branding
• Pattern Watermarking: For valuable content, consider using a pattern of smaller watermarks across the entire image

Watermark Types

• Text Watermarks: Simple, easily readable text for copyright notices or website URLs
• Logo Watermarks: Your brand logo or signature for professional branding
• Transparent Watermarks: Semi-transparent designs that don't distract from the image content
• Diagonal Watermarks: Text or logos placed diagonally to deter unauthorized use while being harder to remove