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Photo Watermark Tool

Protect previews and brand client galleries with text or logo watermarks — adjustable position, opacity, and rotation.

Text + logo · 9-position · opacity · watermarked JPEG

Updated Jul 16, 2026

Free · no sign-up · no watermarks · 10 conversions / hour on server tools · browser-side where noted

Drop a photo to watermark

JPEG, PNG, or WebP

About this tool

Agents often want branded proofs before a listing goes live, while photographers need to deter casual theft of full-resolution files. This watermark tool supports text or logo overlays across nine positions with opacity and rotation controls, then exports a watermarked JPEG.

Important: many MLS boards disallow heavy watermarks on live listing photos. Use this for client previews, social teaser sets, and portfolio drafts — then deliver clean files for the portal. When in doubt, check your board’s photo rules or run MLS Ready for technical preflight (not watermark policy).

Processing is instant in the browser for typical listing sizes. Tune opacity so branding is visible without destroying the room’s read. After export, use Before / After Slider to show clients the edit, or Batch Rename for delivery filenames.

For final listing polish without staging the property, send clean masters through the FOCAL RAYS editor, then watermark only the proof set you share outside the MLS.

ModesText + Logo
Controls9-position, opacity
ProcessingInstant
OutputWatermarked JPEG

FAQ

Can I use my logo?
Yes — upload a logo image or type text. Adjust size, position, and opacity before export.
Should I watermark MLS photos?
Often no — many boards reject or discourage heavy watermarks on live listings. Prefer clean MLS packs and watermark only proofs.
Is processing local?
Watermark compositing runs in your browser; you download the result when ready.
What format is exported?
A watermarked JPEG suitable for email and web previews.

Ready for AI listing polish?

Free tools handle prep. The editor runs perspective, color, exposure, HDR, and twilight with preservation-first rules — nothing staged.