Turn Logo into Watermark
Overlay your logo on any photo with adjustable opacity — in seconds, entirely in-browser.
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The fastest way to watermark photos with your logo
Upload logo + background
No preparation needed. PNG, SVG, JPG all work. Use Background Remove first for best results.
Fine-tune the watermark
Adjust opacity (how see-through), scale (how large), position, and rotation to match your style.
Download your branded image
Get a full-resolution PNG composite ready to post, print, or share.
Everything stays in your browser
The whole composite is built locally on your device — your photo and logo are never uploaded to a server. That keeps client work and unpublished images private, makes the result instant with no queue, and means the tool works even on a slow connection. Nothing leaves your computer until you choose to download.
Find the right opacity and placement
A watermark should read without stealing the photo. Start around 30–50% opacity: high enough to see, low enough to stay subtle. Place a single mark in a corner for a light touch, or tile it across the frame when you need stronger protection against cropping. On busy images, a white logo often shows more clearly than a dark one.
How to turn a logo into a watermark
Upload your logo
Start by uploading your brand logo. For best results, remove the background first.
Open Watermark tool
Select Watermark from the Create section in the left toolbar.
Add background image
Upload the photo you want to apply the watermark to.
Configure & export
Adjust opacity, size, and placement, then download.
Turn Logo into Watermark — in the editor
The real editor, start to finish — no signup needed to try it yourself.
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Why turn a logo into a watermark?
Protect images
Discourage unauthorized use of your photos.
Build brand recall
Every image shares your brand identity.
Client proofs
Deliver watermarked versions before final delivery.
Photography portfolios
Brand every shot in your gallery so screenshots and reposts still point viewers back to you.
Social media content
Keep your handle on every post so shared and re-uploaded images stay clearly credited to you.
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Describe the edit in your own words
Type what you want changed and the assistant does it on the canvas — each step lands as a layer you can reopen, so nothing it does is baked in.
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