Image Watermark

Add ownership or context to images

A watermark can add a brand name, website, creator mark, copyright notice, or small label to an image. It is useful for product previews, portfolio samples, social media graphics, tutorial screenshots, and images shared publicly.

A good watermark is visible enough to identify the source but not so strong that it ruins the image. Placement, opacity, size, and contrast matter.

• Brand product preview images.
• Add a creator name to portfolio samples.
• Label tutorial screenshots.
• Protect draft visuals before sharing.

Watermark placement tips

Corners are common because they are less distracting, but they can be cropped out easily. Center or repeated watermarks are harder to remove but can interfere with the image. For public previews, choose a balance based on how much protection you need.

Use lower opacity for subtle branding and higher opacity for clear ownership. Test the watermark on both light and dark images.

Before exporting

• Check that the watermark is readable at final display size.
• Avoid covering faces, product details, or important text.
• Use consistent placement across a batch.
• Keep an unwatermarked original for future edits.