Overview
Add a watermark to your images
Mark your photos before you post or send them: your name, a copyright line or your logo, on one picture or a whole batch.
Text or logo, one or tiled
Write a line of text — a name, a handle, a copyright notice — and pick the font, weight and colour, or choose a logo picture; a PNG with a transparent background blends in best. Place one mark in any of nine positions or drag it where you want it on the preview, or tile it diagonally across the whole picture so it cannot simply be cropped away.
The same look on every picture
Size and position are kept as a share of each picture, so a mark in the bottom-right corner sits in the bottom-right corner of a tall phone photo and of a wide banner alike. Opacity and rotation apply to all of them, and every image is exported at its full original resolution.
Download the way you need
Keep each file's own format or convert the batch to PNG, JPEG or WebP. Download images one by one or all together as a ZIP; file names end in “-watermarked” so the originals are easy to tell apart.
Use cases
Why use it
Never uploaded
The watermark is drawn inside your browser; your photos and your logo stay on your device.
Free, no account
No sign-in, no credits and no watermark of ours — only the one you choose.
A whole batch at once
Up to 20 images get the same mark in the same place, whatever their size.
How it works
How to add a watermark
Step 1
Add up to 20 images (PNG, JPEG, WebP, AVIF, GIF or BMP, 40 MB each).
Step 2
Write your text or choose a logo, then set position, size, opacity and rotation.
Step 3
Add the watermark and download the images or a ZIP.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Didn't find your answer? Email us at support@alreadyran.com.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything happens in this browser tab; nothing is sent to a server, and closing the tab discards the images.
Will the watermark be the same size on large and small photos?
Yes, relative to each photo. The size is a share of the picture's width, so it looks the same on every image in the batch.
Can a tiled watermark be removed by cropping?
A tiled mark covers the whole picture, so cropping cannot take it out the way it can with a single corner mark.
Ready to start?
Open a file at the top of this page — it stays on your device.