Watermark ImagesNew
Protect your designs before you share them — stamp your shop name or logo on a whole folder of previews in one go.
Runs in your browser — your files are never uploaded.
How to watermark your images
- Drop your images — one or a whole folder of previews.
- Type your shop name or switch to Logo and choose your logo file.
- Place it in a corner, the center, or tile it across the whole image. Adjust size, opacity and angle — the preview updates as you go.
- Download the current image or all of them as a ZIP. Your settings are remembered for next time.
Protect your designs before you share them
Design theft is a real cost for print-on-demand and digital-download sellers: a preview posted in a Facebook group or on Pinterest can end up on someone else’s shirt within days. A watermark won’t stop a determined thief, but it makes a stolen copy unusable for selling — and every time your preview is shared, your shop name travels with it.
- Corner watermark — subtle branding for social posts and portfolio images.
- Tiled watermark — for digital downloads, printables and design previews, where the file itself is the product.
- Low opacity (30–50%) keeps the design readable while making it hard to remove cleanly.
FAQ
Why watermark my designs?
Anything you post publicly — listing previews, Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook groups — can be screenshotted and resold. A visible watermark with your shop name makes stolen copies useless and brings people back to your shop. Keep your listing’s main photos clean, and watermark the previews you share.
Can I watermark many photos at once?
Yes. Drop up to 60 images, set the watermark once, and download them all as a ZIP. The watermark scales to each image, so it looks the same on a small preview and a large photo.
Can I use my logo?
Yes. Switch to “Logo” and choose a PNG — one with a transparent background looks best. Your logo and settings are remembered on this device for next time (they are stored in your browser, not on our servers).
What’s the tiled watermark for?
Tiling repeats the mark across the whole image at an angle. It’s the hardest to crop out, which makes it the best choice for digital downloads, printables and design previews that are easy to steal.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Watermarking happens in your browser on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, and it’s free with no sign-up.