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Product image watermark

Stamp your shop name or website onto product photos before publishing them, all in your browser.

  • No upload — processed on this device
  • No account needed
  • Free to use
Watermark
yourshop.com ©

The details

How it works and what to expect

How it works

  1. Add the photos you want to protect.
  2. Type the watermark text and set its position, size, opacity and colour.
  3. Create the watermarked images — the original size is kept.

Tips

  • Lower opacity (about 30–45%) stays readable without hiding the product.
  • A corner position is the least intrusive; center is best for small images.
  • White text suits photos; a darker colour suits white product shots.

Privacy

Watermarking runs entirely in your browser. Your product photos are processed on this device and never uploaded.

Practical guidance

Using this tool well

When it is the right answer, what tends to go wrong, and what to check before you rely on the result.

Why use it

Watermarks are a visible, honest signal of ownership — useful when images are published where they can be copied freely. Applying it in a batch keeps the mark consistent across a catalogue.

Typical situations

  • Product photos are published on a site where right-click saving happens.
  • You want previews marked before sending them to a client.
  • A whole folder needs the same shop name added to every image.

Common problems

  • The watermark covers the product

    Placement and opacity are yours to choose. Keep the mark toward an edge and semi-transparent so the product still sells itself.

  • A portal rejects watermarked images

    Marketplaces often require clean primary images. Use the watermark on previews and off-site usage, not on the listing's main photo.

  • It cannot be removed later from a delivered file

    Baked-in marks are permanent in that copy. Keep the clean originals stored safely.

Check before you submit

  1. Check the mark is legible but not obstructing the subject.
  2. Confirm the destination allows watermarked images.
  3. Keep a clean copy of every original.

Read next

Guides and reference

The reading that goes with this tool — a walkthrough of the job, and the terms it uses.

Terms used on this page

Defined in the site glossary, with the practical context that matters here.