Sepia Filter
Give a photo a warm, aged sepia tone.
Place a logo in any corner at a size that scales.
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Add Logo to Image is branding rather than deterrence, so it defaults to full opacity and a neat corner placement. The logo is sized as a percentage of the image and the margin likewise, so the same settings look right at any resolution. A plate behind the mark rescues it on backgrounds that would otherwise swallow it.
Adding a logo differs from watermarking in intent. A watermark is a deterrent and is meant to be hard to remove; a logo is branding and is meant to look like it belongs there.
So the controls here are about placement rather than obstruction: a corner, a margin expressed as a percentage so it looks right on any size, and a logo scaled relative to the image rather than fixed in pixels. Full opacity is the default, since a brand mark should not look like a watermark. An optional plate behind the logo keeps a dark mark visible on a dark photograph, which is the one case that otherwise fails.
Logo size and margin are percentages, so one setting works from an 800-pixel thumbnail to a 4000-pixel photograph.
A brand mark should look placed, not stamped — this is not a watermark tool wearing a different name.
A soft panel behind the logo keeps a dark mark visible on a dark photo, which is the one case that otherwise fails.
A PNG logo keeps its alpha, so only the mark is drawn rather than a rectangle around it.
Four corners plus centre, each with the margin applied consistently.
The image you want branded.
A PNG with transparency gives the cleanest result.
The margin is a percentage, so the same setting works on any image size.
A soft light or dark plate behind the logo rescues it on a difficult background.
Intent. A watermark is a deterrent, so it is large, semi-transparent and often tiled. A logo is branding, so it is small, opaque and sits neatly in a corner.
Around 8 to 15 percent of the image width. Because it is set as a percentage, the same value works whether the photo is 800 pixels wide or 4000.
Turn on the plate, which draws a soft panel behind the logo. Alternatively keep a light and a dark version of your mark and use whichever suits the image.
Yes. A PNG logo's alpha channel is preserved, so only the mark is drawn rather than a rectangle around it.
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