Add Logo to Image
Put your logo on a photo (any corner or the centre, sized and faded to taste) or on a whole batch of photos at once, with one download.
or browse filesdrop one or many photos here or paste
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Put your logo on a photo (any corner or the centre, sized and faded to taste) or on a whole batch of photos at once, with one download.
or browse filesdrop one or many photos here or paste
Drop a photo, choose your logo, and it lands in the bottom-right corner at a sensible size. The nine-square grid moves it to any corner, edge or the centre; Size sets its width as a share of the photo, Margin the gap from the edge, and Opacity fades it from a solid mark to a faint watermark. A PNG logo with a transparent background sits cleanly on any picture; a JPG logo brings its own background with it, so use PNG or SVG-exported PNG where you can. Download saves the photo at its original size with the logo composited at full resolution, in JPG, PNG or WebP.
Select several photos on the first screen, or press "+ Add photos" later, and the same logo goes on every one of them. The placement is relative, not a pixel position: the corner, the size as a share of the width and the margin as a share of the short side are the same rule on a wide landscape and a tall portrait, so the logo looks the same size in the same place on each. The strip of thumbnails switches the preview between photos so you can check a difficult one, and the download becomes a ZIP with one file per photo, each named after the original and saved in its own format, JPG for JPGs and PNG for the rest. Product shots, a wedding gallery, a batch of listing photos or a week of social posts get branded in one go - a logo adder that will attach or embed a company logo on a hundred photos as easily as on one.
For one photo, choose JPG, PNG or WebP from the download menu; PNG keeps transparency if the photo has it. For a batch, choose ZIP, which is also selected automatically as soon as more than one photo is loaded. Copy puts the current photo with its logo on the clipboard and Share sends it to another app on a phone. The i button on the picture shows the photo size, the logo's size and position in pixels on it, and how many photos are in the batch.
The photos and the logo stay on your device. Compositing runs in your browser and the files, including the ZIP, are written locally. Nothing is uploaded, which is what you want for client photos and unreleased branding.
Between 10 and 20 percent of the photo's width reads as a watermark; 25 to 35 percent as a stamp or a brand mark for a product shot. The default is 20 percent. Watch a portrait in the strip: because size follows the width, a logo that is right on a landscape may need a little more on a tall photo.
Lower Opacity. At 40 to 60 percent the logo reads as a watermark that does not hide the picture behind it. For a logo with its own transparent background, use a PNG.
Yes, the centre square of the grid does that; with Opacity lowered it is the classic centred watermark that discourages reuse.
Yes. Select them together on the first screen or add them with "+ Add photos". Every photo gets the logo by the same rule, and the download is a ZIP with one file per photo.
No. The whole job, including packing the ZIP, runs in your browser.