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EDIT / A PRACTICAL IMAGE GUIDE

How to add a watermark to an image

Choose a text or image watermark.

Start with a clear source and a specific destination for the result. Follow a real example and learn which settings affect the saved file.

Follow the guide
A REAL INPUT AND DOWNLOADED RESULT
Before Original source before watermark image: 960 x 640 px.

sample.jpg: 960 x 640 px, 21,970 bytes.

After Downloaded result from Watermark Image: 961 x 640 px.

i2img-sample.png: 961 x 640 px, 113,049 bytes.

The actual source and downloaded output, scaled independently for readability.
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How to add a watermark to an image

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Place text or an imported logo on your photo, adjust it visually, and download a flattened PNG, JPG or WebP. Open Watermark Image.

01

Choose a text or image watermark

Open Watermark Image and select Choose images, drag in a supported file, or use the sample. On a phone, open Settings to reach the same controls.

Open the text or image layer controls and add a name, logo or label. Position it where it remains readable without obscuring the main subject.

A visible watermark communicates attribution but is not a guarantee against copying or removal.

02

Review the layers and history

Use the editing toolbar above the image to add or adjust text, shapes and image elements. Use undo or history to compare changes.

Inspect the edges and small details at a useful zoom level. The original on your device remains separate from the exported copy.

The example in this guide

Text: i2IMG Studio

Input
960 x 640 px
Output
961 x 640 px
Input file
21,970 bytes
Downloaded file
113,049 bytes
03

Export the edited picture

Choose the offered PNG, JPG or WebP format and save the result.

Keep the downloaded copy before starting a new task. Refreshing an editor or download page returns to the main tool page; normal Back navigation can restore the current workflow.

PNG or WebP can carry transparency; JPG needs a solid background. Review the saved image rather than relying only on the editor preview.

USEFUL DETAILS

Common questions

What should I check in the downloaded result?

PNG or WebP can carry transparency; JPG needs a solid background. Review the saved image rather than relying only on the editor preview.

How does Watermark Image work?

Place text or an imported logo on your photo, adjust it visually, and download a flattened PNG, JPG or WebP.

Can I edit the text layers in the downloaded file?

No. Text, shapes and overlays are combined into the downloaded pixels. Keep the editor open until you are happy with the design.

YOUR TURN

Try this with your own file.

Try a sample or use your own file, and review the result before sharing.

Open Watermark Image

Image detail

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