Watermark Image - Add a Text or Logo Watermark, Free.

RepetiGo's watermark image tool lets you add a text or logo watermark to your photos - free and in your browser. Upload an image, add a text watermark, your own logo, or both, then drag each one into place and fine-tune its size, opacity, and angle. When it looks right, download it as a PNG or JPG. You can even apply the same watermark to a whole batch of images at once. Everything runs on your device, so your photos are never uploaded.

It is built for protecting and branding your own work: photographers marking their photos, sellers branding product images, and creators adding a logo before posting online. With multiple layers, full styling control, and batch processing, it does the job properly without any sign-up or watermark of its own. To be clear, this tool adds a watermark to your image - it is not a watermark remover.

A watermark is a simple, effective way to protect and brand your images. For photographers and artists, a discreet name or logo across a photo discourages others from using it without credit and marks it as yours wherever it travels online. For businesses and online sellers, a logo watermark on product shots reinforces the brand and helps stop images being lifted by competitors or copycat listings.

Watermarking is also just good practice before posting anything publicly. Once an image is online it can be copied endlessly, and a watermark is your signature on it - a claim of authorship that stays with the file. This tool makes adding that mark quick and flexible, whether you want subtle text in a corner or a bold logo across the middle.

Here is how to watermark an image with RepetiGo. It is quick, and you can preview everything as you go.

The tool works in layers, so you can combine as many watermarks as you like on one image. Add a text layer to type your name, website, or a copyright line, and choose the font (Arial, Georgia, Verdana, Impact, or Courier New), the size, and the colour, with bold, italic, and underline toggles for the exact look you want. Add a logo layer by uploading your own logo or graphic to use as an image watermark - ideal for branding.

Because layers are unlimited, you can, for example, put a logo in one corner and a copyright line along the bottom, styling each independently. Click directly on any layer in the image preview to select it, then adjust or delete it from the side panel. This is what makes it a proper image watermark creator rather than a one-line stamp: you build exactly the watermark your images need.

Each layer has its own controls, so you have full command over how the watermark looks. Drag any layer directly on the preview to position it exactly where you want. A size slider scales it (text from 10% up to 250%, a logo from 10% to 100%), an opacity slider (5–100%) lets you make the watermark bold or barely-there, and a rotation slider (−180° to 180°) can angle it - useful for a diagonal line of text across the image.

Opacity is the key to a good watermark: high opacity for a strong, obvious mark, or low opacity for a subtle one that protects the image without dominating it. Because the render scales the text relative to the image, your watermark comes out at the right proportion whatever the image's resolution, so it looks consistent on both small and large photos.

If you have a set of photos to protect - a shoot, a product range, a portfolio - you do not need to watermark them one by one. Once your watermark looks right, use batch apply to stamp the exact same layer stack (text, logo, position, size, opacity, and rotation) onto a whole set of additional images at once. Each processed image gets its own thumbnail with an individual download, and you can grab them all as a single ZIP.

This matters especially for watermarking, because you are often protecting work that has not been published yet. The entire tool runs on your own device using the browser's canvas - your images and your logo are never uploaded, and no server processes them. So your unpublished photos stay completely private while you mark them, which is exactly how it should be. There is no watermark of the tool's own added, and no account wall.

One thing to know so the result matches your expectation: this tool places your watermark at a position (or several positions, if you add multiple layers) on the image. It does not create a tiled, repeating diagonal pattern that covers the entire image edge to edge. If you want a single clear watermark - a logo in the corner, a name across the middle, a copyright line along the bottom - that is exactly what it does, and you can add several layers for more coverage.

If your goal is specifically the all-over repeating pattern some stock sites use, that particular mode is not available here; you would place individual watermark layers instead. For the vast majority of watermarking - branding, crediting, and protecting your photos - a well-placed watermark or two does the job, and the layer system gives you the flexibility to arrange them how you like.

A flexible watermark tool earns its place across photography, e-commerce, and content work.

So you know whether it fits before you start, here is what this tool is not for - and where to go instead.

Upload your image, then add a text layer, a logo layer, or both. Style the text (font, size, colour, bold/italic/underline) or upload your logo, drag each into place, and adjust opacity and rotation. When it looks right, download as PNG or JPG. You can preview everything live on the image as you work.

Yes. Add an image layer and upload your logo or graphic to use it as a watermark. You can position it by dragging, scale it, set its opacity, and rotate it, just like a text layer. Combining a logo in one corner with a text credit elsewhere is a common, effective way to brand and protect an image.

Yes. Design your watermark on one image, then use batch apply to stamp the exact same layer stack - text, logo, position, size, opacity, and rotation - onto a whole set of additional images. Each result has its own download, and you can grab them all as a single ZIP. It is ideal for protecting a full shoot or product range.

No - it places your watermark at a position (or several, if you add multiple layers), rather than tiling a repeating diagonal pattern across the whole image. For a clear logo, name, or copyright line, that is exactly what you want; if you specifically need the all-over stock-site pattern, that mode is not available here.

No - this tool adds watermarks to your images; it does not remove them. It is designed to help you protect and brand your own work by placing a text or logo mark on it. If you are looking to take a watermark off an image, that is a different kind of task and not what this tool does.

Use the opacity slider, which runs from 5% to 100%. Lower it to around 20–40% for a subtle watermark that protects the image without dominating it, or raise it for a strong, obvious mark. Combine opacity with the size slider and rotation to get exactly the balance of visibility and protection you want.

You can upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP as your base image, and download the watermarked result as a PNG or JPG. Choose PNG if you want to keep the highest quality or any transparency in the output, or JPG for a smaller file - for example when preparing images for a website or marketplace.

No. The tool runs entirely in your browser using the canvas, so your images and your logo never leave your device and nothing is sent to RepetiGo. That is especially important for watermarking, since you are often protecting work that has not been published yet - it stays completely private while you mark it.

No to both. RepetiGo does not stamp its own watermark on your images and does not require an account. The only watermark on your image is the one you add yourself. You get the full, clean result to download, free, which is the whole point of a tool meant to protect your work.