How to batch watermark photos
To watermark multiple photos for free, select your images below, enter your text or add a logo, preview the placement, and download the batch as a ZIP. Processing runs in your browser; the exported images contain only the marks you choose.
Select your photos
Choose several JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC files. You can also drag files into the page or paste an image.
Set the watermark once
Add text, a transparent logo, or both. Choose a corner, center placement, or a repeated pattern. Size and margins follow each image’s proportions.
Check and export
Switch between portraits and landscapes, adjust individual positions when needed, then download the batch as a ZIP.
One mark, consistent proportions
This synthetic example was exported by the same local rendering engine used by the tool. A text watermark is placed on the image; a logo can be added as another layer.
Text and logo in the same batch
Use multiple layers for a studio name, website, copyright line, and logo. Transparent PNG logos keep their transparent background.
Portraits and landscapes together
Mark size and margins are relative to each photo’s short edge. Use the per-photo position option if a face or detail needs extra space.
Useful protection, with limits
A visible mark can identify the source and discourage casual reuse. It does not make a photo impossible to copy, crop, or edit.
Frequently asked questions
How can I batch watermark photos without the tool’s logo?
Use the local editor on this page. Text, logo layers, batch processing, and export are free. We do not add a site logo, trial label, or promotional mark to your output.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Image decoding, watermark rendering, and export happen on your device. The website serves the app files; it has no image-upload or remote image-processing API.
Can I add a logo to multiple photos?
Yes. Add a Logo layer, choose a local logo file, set its size and placement, and export the batch. Logo files remain in the current session and are not saved in presets.
How many photos can I watermark for free?
There is no paid photo-count quota. Device memory and file limits still apply. ZIP output is limited to 450 MiB; for larger jobs, use smaller batches or folder output in a compatible browser.
Will the exported photos keep their original quality?
Original pixel dimensions are preserved unless you crop, add a frame, or request a smaller output. JPEG and lossy WebP are re-encoded, so original size is not a guarantee of lossless quality.