Add a Photography Watermark
Place your photographer name, studio credit, or copyright notice on photos before sharing them.
How to watermark photography
- 1
Add the photographs
Upload one photo or a set of previews that should use the same visible credit.
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Enter your credit
Replace the sample text with your name, studio, or notice, then review position and opacity.
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Check and export
Process the photos, inspect the mark against light and dark areas, and download the results.
Credit previews without covering the whole photograph
A restrained corner credit can identify portfolio images, client previews, and social posts while leaving most of the composition visible. For broader coverage, switch to the tiled preset.
Lossy outputs are re-encoded during processing, so keep your untouched originals and check the exported quality before delivery.
Frequently asked questions
What should a photography watermark say?+
Common choices include the photographer name, studio name, website, or a short copyright notice. Keep it readable and relevant to the way the photo will be shared.
Can I watermark a complete client gallery at once?+
You can process multiple supported photos with one shared setting, subject to the batch limits shown in the uploader.
Does adding © register my copyright?+
No. A visible notice may communicate attribution, but it is not a substitute for any registration or legal process that applies in your jurisdiction.
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