How to watermark photos before you share them
By Sekora Studios · Updated
Open Bulk Watermark, choose JPG, PNG or WebP images, set a text or logo mark, then create the batch. The first five ordinary images are free; extra eligible successes use credits. A watermark is a visible reminder, not a lock on copying.
Steps
- Open Bulk Watermark and choose still JPG, PNG or WebP files. Wait for the file checks to finish.
- Select the images to mark. The first five eligible ordinary images are free under the batch policy.
- Choose text or a logo, then set position, scale, opacity, color and tiling. Check the overlay on the reference image.
- Create the batch, inspect each success or failure, and download individual files or a ZIP of successes.
One placement for the whole batch
The same mark is applied to every selected image. Corner placement is easier to read on mixed portrait and landscape shots. Tiling covers more of the picture and is harder to crop out in a casual screenshot.
Each successful file keeps its source format. Failed files stay in the list so you can see what went wrong.
What a watermark does not do
Someone can still screenshot, crop or edit the photo. Use redaction for private details and metadata removal for GPS and camera tags.
More questions
Can I watermark one photo?
Yes. Add a single file to Bulk Watermark. The first five ordinary images in a batch are free.
Does the mark upload my photos?
Ordinary watermarking runs in the browser under the same local batch processing as other bulk tools.