Watermark Maker
Protect your design previews and product photos with a text or logo watermark. Place it in a corner, the centre or tiled across the image, set the opacity, and download every image at once.
This is a sample. Add your images to see the watermark on them.
Watermark
For Bangla text, choose Hind Siliguri or Baloo Da 2.
Position
Output
Text size, logo size, margin and spacing are a percent of each image's width, so the watermark looks the same on small and large images. Your settings are remembered on this device.
How to use
- 1Choose or drag in your images. You can add many at once.
- 2Pick Text or Logo. Type your shop name (Bangla or English) or choose your logo file.
- 3Place it in a corner or the centre, or choose Tiled to repeat it over the whole image. Set the size, opacity and rotation.
- 4Tap a thumbnail to check each image, then download one image or all of them as a ZIP.
FAQ
How do I stop people from stealing my design preview?
Use the Tiled option with your shop name or page name at 30–45% opacity. The text repeats diagonally over the whole design, so it can't be cropped out, but the customer can still see the design clearly.
Can I write the watermark in Bangla?
Yes. Choose the Hind Siliguri or Baloo Da 2 font and type in Bangla, for example “© রহিম ডিজাইন”. Joined letters (যুক্তবর্ণ) show correctly.
Will the watermark be the same size on every photo?
Yes. The size, margin and spacing are a percent of each image's width, so a small phone photo and a large poster both get the same look.
Which logo file works best?
A PNG with a transparent background, or an SVG. A JPG logo has a white box around it. Lower the opacity to make the logo look softer.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything happens inside your browser, and your images never leave your phone or computer. Only your settings (and a small copy of your logo) are remembered on this device.
Which format should I download?
“Keep original” saves each image in its own format. Choose JPG for photos and Facebook, PNG for images with transparency, and WEBP for the smallest file size on websites.