# Watermark images — batch text overlay, no upload

> Add a text watermark to images with control over position and opacity, applied across a whole batch. Exports JPEG, WebP, or PNG in your browser — no upload.

Add a text watermark — your name, brand, or © notice — to images with control over position and opacity, applied across your whole queue. It runs on your device, so nothing is uploaded.

A watermark is how photographers and creators mark ownership before posting work publicly. Batching it means a whole shoot gets the same mark in one pass, positioned and weighted exactly how you want.

Opacity is the key control: subtle enough not to ruin the image, present enough to discourage lifting it. To strip location metadata before posting use Remove EXIF, and to resize for the web use Resize & convert.

## How to

1. **Add images.** Drop the images you want to watermark.
2. **Set the text.** Enter the watermark and choose its position and opacity.
3. **Apply to batch.** The watermark is stamped on every queued image.
4. **Export.** Download as JPEG, WebP, or PNG.

## FAQ

### Can I watermark a whole folder at once?

Yes. Configure the text, position, and opacity once and it's applied consistently across every image in the queue.

### Can I make the watermark subtle?

Yes — lower the opacity for a faint mark that deters reuse without dominating the image, or raise it for a bold notice.

### Are my images uploaded to watermark them?

No. The overlay is drawn on a canvas in your browser, so the photos never leave your device.


## Related tools

- [EXIF scrub](https://www.safepaper.app/media/remove-exif)
- [Resize & convert](https://www.safepaper.app/media/resize-convert)
- [Compress](https://www.safepaper.app/media/compress)
- [Watermark](https://www.safepaper.app/docs/watermark)

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