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Watermark a whole folder of images in one pass.
Drop your images here, or click to choose them
One watermark, scaled per image · everything runs on your device
Bulk Watermark applies one mark to a whole folder and returns a ZIP. The mark is sized as a percentage of each image rather than in fixed pixels, which is what most batch tools get wrong — a fixed watermark is enormous on a thumbnail and invisible on a full-resolution photograph. Filenames survive intact.
Watermarking forty photographs individually is the job this exists to remove. Set the mark once, and every file in the queue gets it in the same relative position at the same relative size.
That relative sizing is the part that matters and the part most batch tools get wrong: a fixed pixel watermark is enormous on a thumbnail and invisible on a full-resolution photograph. Here the mark is scaled as a percentage of each image, so a mixed batch comes out looking deliberate. Everything runs locally and comes back as one ZIP with the original filenames intact.
The mark is a percentage of each file, so a mixed batch of sizes comes out looking deliberate rather than random.
Text or logo, position, opacity and rotation, applied identically to every file in the queue.
Each thumbnail shows the mark in place, so a bad fit is caught before the download rather than after.
Built in the browser, with original filenames kept, so nothing has to be renamed afterwards.
Nothing is uploaded, which is the point when the whole reason for the watermark is that the work is not public yet.
Drag a folder in or multi-select. They appear in a queue.
Text or a logo, positioned and sized as a percentage of each image.
Each thumbnail shows the mark in place, so a bad fit is visible before you download.
Every marked file, in one archive, named as it started.
Yes, because it is sized as a percentage of each image rather than in fixed pixels. A mixed batch of thumbnails and full-resolution photographs all come out looking consistent.
As many as your device memory allows. A hundred photographs is comfortable on a normal laptop; very large files may want doing in two passes.
No. Every image is decoded, marked and zipped in your browser, which is what makes this safe for client work before delivery.
Yes. Upload a PNG once and it is applied to the whole batch with its transparency intact.
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