Add a discreet text watermark

For photographers and creators sharing a preview or identifying visual assets before distribution or client review.

Mark your image with discreet text and receive a labeled visual suited to identifying its author, source or project before sharing.

How to use

  1. Select a picture saved as PNG, JPEG or WebP, keeping the file at or below 20 MB.
  2. Type the watermark wording, then select bottom right, bottom left or center as its placement.
  3. Set the opacity so the label remains subtle over both bright and dark areas.
  4. Process the picture and inspect whether the mark distracts from the subject.
  5. Download the marked version, or erase it and try a different phrase or placement.

Example

A designer sending a draft to a client can place a small copyright line in the lower corner. The client can review the layout, while the shared preview still carries an identifier.

Limits and formats

Where processing happens

The watermark is drawn locally in your browser. Your picture and the typed words are handled on your device. When you save the result, the marked image is stored by your browser download.

Frequently asked questions

Can I place the watermark over a face or product?

Yes, but choose the position carefully. A mark over a face or product can be distracting or reduce the value of the preview, while a corner placement often stays discreet.

Does the tool change the original image?

No, the source file is not modified. The watermark appears only on the exported copy, so you can compare the marked and unmarked versions before publishing.

What happens if the text is too long?

Long wording may become small or extend across more of the image than expected. Use a short identifier such as a name, project title or copyright notice for a cleaner result.

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