Watermark Image Files with Text or a Logo

About Watermark Image

Watermark an image with your name or logo, and keep the mark readable on any photo. Outline so the text shows on any photo, on by default, gives the letters a thin edge in the opposite shade, so white text stays visible on a white sky and dark text on a dark photo. Mark product photos a competitor might copy, a portfolio shared with a client, rental listings, or ID copies that should only be used for one purpose: type a line such as © {year} Your Studio, or upload your logo as PNG, JPG or WebP, and the same mark goes on every file in the batch and on every frame of an animated GIF. To hide a detail completely rather than mark the picture, use Blur Image.

Choose Tile the page and the mark runs in parallel diagonal rows across the whole picture, Tight, Normal or Wide, so it's hard to crop out, or place it in any of nine spots with its Distance from the edge under More options. The opacity is exactly what the slider shows, from a faint 5% to fully solid, and the angle goes from −90° to 90°. Write {file}, {date} or {year} and each photo gets its file name, today's date or the year, and wordings such as SAMPLE or CONFIDENTIAL are one tap away under the text box. Size is measured against each photo, so the mark looks the same on a phone shot and a large camera file, and Save as keeps the original format or makes JPG, PNG or WebP. Chinese text works too.

How to use Watermark Image

1. 1
   Upload your photos

   Choose or drop JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC or GIF images. Every file gets the same watermark.

2. 2
   Write or upload the mark

   Choose Text and type it or tap a suggestion, or choose Image and pick a PNG logo, ideally with a transparent background.

3. 3
   Set the look

   Adjust Text and logo size, Opacity, Rotation, Color and Position; with Tile the page, Spacing sets how close the rows are.

4. 4
   Watermark and download

   Click Watermark Image and save each file or the whole set as a ZIP.

Why use Cubfile for this

• Readable on any photo

  A thin outline in the opposite shade keeps white text visible on a white sky and dark text on a dark photo.

• Tiled in diagonal rows

  Parallel rows across the whole picture, Tight, Normal or Wide, or one of nine spots at the distance from the edge you set.

• Year, date and file name

  Write {year}, {date} or {file} and each photo gets the year, today's date or its own file name.

• Batches and GIFs

  One mark for the whole set, scaled to each picture, and animated GIFs get it on every frame.