Add Watermark to Photos Online

How do I watermark photos like a pro?

A watermark marks your photos as yours — discouraging theft and spreading your brand every time an image is shared. The trick is balance: visible enough to deter copying, subtle enough not to ruin the photo.

1. Drop your photo into the box above.
2. Choose a text watermark (your name or site) or upload a logo.
3. Pick a position — bottom-right is the classic — then tune opacity (50–70% is typical) and size.
4. For maximum protection, switch the position to Tiled so the mark repeats across the whole photo.
5. Download your watermarked photo as PNG, JPG, or WebP.

Unlike many free tools, CrunchyPic never adds its own watermark — the only mark on your photo is the one you designed.

Should I use a text watermark or a logo?

Text watermarks are the fastest option: type your name, site, or handle, pick a color, and scale the bold type anywhere from 12 to 160 px. A logo watermark looks more professional — upload any image file and scale it as a percentage of your photo's width; PNG logos with a transparent background blend in most naturally. Both support opacity and rotation, so a semi-transparent mark set at a slight angle is easy to dial in.

Where should I place the watermark?

The classic spot is the bottom-right corner, but the tool offers nine fixed positions — all four corners, the edges, and the center — plus a Tiled mode that repeats the mark across the whole photo for maximum protection. Corner marks are the hardest to crop out, while the center is the most visible; Tiled combines both. An opacity between 50% and 70% keeps the mark readable without overpowering the photo.