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Add a watermark to an image.

Put your name on photos before they go online, or mark a copy of a document as meant for one purpose only. Type the text once and it is placed on every image you add.

  • Photos are marked in your browser — nothing is uploaded
  • Any language your device can show, Hindi included
  • Type it once and every photo in the batch gets it

How it works.

  1. 1Drop one or more photos into the box above.
  2. 2Type your watermark — a name, a website or a © notice — and choose where it goes.
  3. 3Pick the strength, and White or Black, whichever stands out on your photos.
  4. 4Tap Add watermark and download the marked images. Nothing is uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Which layout protects a photo best?

Tiled. Repeating the text across the whole picture means it cannot simply be cropped off. Corner is the quiet choice for a portfolio, where you want credit rather than a barrier.

Should I watermark a copy of my ID before sending it?

It is a good habit. Writing something like “For flat rental application only” across a copy of an Aadhaar card, passport or driving licence makes it far less useful to anyone who tries to reuse it. Use Diagonal or Tiled at Medium so the details stay readable.

Can I write the watermark in Hindi or another script?

Yes. The text is drawn by your own browser, so any language your device can display works — Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Arabic, Chinese and more.

Does adding a watermark reduce quality?

The picture is saved once more, at 92% quality by default — not visible in a photo. Choose PNG under Export settings if you need it lossless.