Add a Text Watermark to Images Online with Full Control
Add a text or image watermark to your photos with full manual control over position, size, opacity and color. Use a single watermark, multiple watermarks or distribute them in a grid across the image.
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Add a Watermark to Images Online – Text or Image with Full Control
Add a Text Watermark to an Image
Nujiz Image Watermark lets you place text over an image with control over text size, colour, opacity and position. The watermark is drawn directly onto the image canvas in your browser, so it becomes part of the exported image rather than remaining a temporary interface overlay.
The tool can be used for a photographer name, brand name, ownership notice or other short text before publishing an image. Depending on the selected mode, the text can be placed once or distributed across the image using the available watermark layout options.
How to Use This Tool
- Choose an image from your device.
- Enter the watermark text.
- Set its size, colour and opacity.
- Select the watermark position or distribution mode.
- Create the result, review it and download the new image.
How It Works and Its Limitations
Lower opacity makes the watermark more subtle, while larger or repeated text can make the mark more visually persistent. The tool supports both text watermarks and uploaded image or logo watermarks, with controls that depend on the selected watermark type.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I change the watermark colour?
Yes. You can choose the text colour before generating the result.
Can I control watermark opacity?
Yes. The opacity control determines how strongly the watermark appears over the image.
Can I change the watermark position?
Yes. The tool supports multiple positions and available text distribution modes.
Can I upload a logo as the watermark?
Yes. You can use either text or an uploaded image/logo as the watermark.
Is watermark processing performed in the browser?
Yes. The text is drawn onto the image locally in your browser.