Add watermarks
Put your own name or logo on a photo with control over placement, scale and opacity. PixFinish adds no watermark of its own.
How to add your watermark in 3 steps
Choose the images
Open the photos you want to mark. Select several files if the same watermark should be applied to a batch.
Add your text or logo
Enter Watermark text or choose your own logo file. Set the size, position, opacity and rotation; enable repetition for a tiled pattern.
Apply and download
Apply the watermark and inspect it on every selected image. Export the results as individual files or a ZIP.
Make your watermark fit different image sizes
Text and logo sizes are relative to each image width, which helps keep a similar visual scale across a batch. Margins help prevent a corner mark touching the edge. Check busy and dark backgrounds: the same opacity and colour will not be equally readable on every photograph.
Try it with your own files
Add your name in the bottom-right corner at 5% of image width, with 4% margins. Apply it across a batch.
Know the limits
Watermarks become part of the exported pixels. A watermark does not guarantee protection against copying. Portable recipes omit uploaded logo pixels.
Private image editing on your device
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Read our Privacy PolicyFrequently asked questions
Does PixFinish add a logo to my downloads?
No. Only text or a logo you explicitly choose is added. Leave the text empty and remove any uploaded logo for no watermark.
Can I repeat a watermark across the photo?
Yes. Enable the repeat option to tile your chosen mark, then adjust size and opacity to check the result.
Does a watermark prevent copying?
No. It can identify your work visually but does not guarantee protection against copying. Use only text or logos you are entitled to place on the image.