Watermark your preview images
Put a visible mark on the images you show before the finished work: proofs, samples, drafts, client previews, social posts and your own site. Text, logo or both, in your browser.
- No upload — runs in your browser
- Free, no account
- JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF and HEIC, TIFF
- Up to 20 images at a time
- 2000 px previews by default
Drop your preview images here, or click to browse
Accepted: JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF. HEIC, TIFF too, read more slowly where your browser can't open them itself.
Up to 20 images, 100 MB per file
Your images stay in this browser and are never uploaded.
Preview
Your first image with the mark, drawn the same way as the copies.
Where are the files going?
The copies are the same whichever you choose: a destination changes only what the notice beside the export says.
Mark
One line, up to 60 characters. Leave it empty to use only a logo.
Logo
PNG, JPEG or WebP, shown left of the text.
Position
Repeated across the whole image at an angle.
Size
30 %The length of the mark as a share of the image's short side.
Opacity
35 %Colour
Edge
Keeps the mark readable on both light and dark parts of an image.
Copy size
The long side of each copy. A smaller image is never enlarged.
Format
JPEG at 90 % quality, a small file for sharing.
Selling on a marketplace? Most discourage or forbid marks on listing photos.
What each marketplace says
Use these copies as previews, not as listing photos. That's our own guidance: no Etsy page addresses watermarks on previews.
- Etsy says it "generally wouldn't recommend" watermarks on listing photos. How to Protect Listing Images
- eBay doesn't allow watermarks on any listing photo. Adding pictures to your listings · Picture policy
- Google doesn't allow watermarks on product images. Image link [image_link] · How to fix: Text on image
- Amazon doesn't allow watermarks on the main product image. Image suppression
How to watermark preview images
Set the mark
Type your mark text or choose a logo, then pick where it goes, its size, opacity and colour. The preview shows the mark on your first image.
Add your preview images
Drop in up to 20 images: proofs, sample pages, drafts or mockups. Each one is marked in your browser as soon as it's added.
Download the copies
Download each marked copy, or all of them as one ZIP. Change a setting and the bar offers to make the copies again.
What the preview watermark is for
Before you hand over the finished work, you often show a copy of it: a proof or draft sent to a client, a sample page, a social post or a page on your own site. A visible mark shows that the copy is a preview. This tool puts the same mark on a batch of images at once and leaves your original files as they are.
It isn't meant for marketplace listing photos. Etsy generally wouldn't recommend watermarks on them, and eBay, Google and Amazon don't allow them on some or all product images. The notice beside the export lists what each one states, and with Etsy chosen as the destination it adds what Etsy suggests instead.
The mark is your text, your logo or both, placed in the centre, in the bottom-right corner or tiled across the image at an angle. Its size follows the image's short side, so it looks the same on a portrait and a landscape image.
A preview doesn't need every pixel of the original. By default each copy is made at 2000 px on its long side, and a smaller image is never enlarged. For the full-size files a buyer downloads, use the print size pack.
Limits
- Accepted: JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF. HEIC, TIFF too, read more slowly where your browser can't open them itself.
- Up to 20 images at a time, each up to 100 MB.
- Copies are made at up to 4096 × 4096 px. An Original larger than that is scaled down to fit, and its row says so.
- The mark text is drawn in this site's typeface, which your browser downloads the first time a mark needs it.
- The copies are for previews, not listing photos: the notice beside the export lists what Etsy, eBay, Google and Amazon state.
Preview watermark FAQ
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. Your images and your logo are read, marked and saved in your browser, and they are never uploaded, stored or sent anywhere.
Where can I use the marked copies?
Wherever you show a preview rather than the finished file: proofs and drafts sent to a client, sample pages, social posts and your own site. A visible mark shows the image is a preview. That's our own guidance; if you sell on a marketplace, keep the mark off your listing photos.
Can I use the marked images as listing photos?
We don't suggest it. Etsy generally wouldn't recommend watermarks on listing photos, and eBay, Google and Amazon don't allow them on some or all product images. The notice beside the export lists each rule, where it applies and its source.
What size are the copies?
2000 px on the long side by default, or the original size, or one of the other sizes offered. An image is never enlarged, and no copy is larger than 4096 × 4096 px.
Can I use my logo?
Yes: a PNG, JPEG or WebP logo, on its own or beside your text. SVG logos aren't accepted. A logo with a transparent background sits best on an image.
Why does the mark text need a download?
The mark text is drawn in this site's typeface, which your browser downloads the first time a mark needs it. If it can't be downloaded, the tool says so rather than drawing the mark in another typeface.
How are the copies named?
After your file, with -preview added: a JPEG copy of art.png is art-preview.jpg. Download them one at a time, or all together as one ZIP.
What to do next
- Print size packMaking the files a buyer downloads? Turn your artwork into every common print size.
- Download packReady to deliver? Bundle your files into one ZIP to hand over.
- Resize ImageNeed a preview at one exact size? Resize the image first.
- Etsy Listing Image CheckerPreparing the listing photos too? Check them against Etsy's requirements.
Mark your previews now
Set your mark, add your preview images and download the marked copies. Your images never leave this device.