Use the free Image Watermark tool on Streams8K to add a white, translucent text watermark to your photo, right in your browser. No sign-up, no upload, and no cost.
What the Image Watermark tool does
You choose a photo, type your watermark text, then set its position, size and opacity. The tool lays the text over your photo and gives you a watermarked image to download. It is useful for protecting photos you share online, or for marking preview images for a client.
How to add a watermark, step by step
- Open the Image Watermark tool on Streams8K.
- Choose your photo from your device.
- Type your watermark text and set its position, size and opacity.
- Download the watermarked image.
Everything runs 100% in your browser, so your photo is not uploaded to a server.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free? Yes, the Image Watermark tool is free on Streams8K, with no account needed.
Can I control how strong the watermark is? Yes, you can change its position, size and opacity before you download.
Is my photo private? Yes, it stays on your device while you work on it.
Find it on the All Tools page on Streams8K, under AI Image and Photo.
What you can do with it
Adding a watermark is useful whenever you share a photo and want people to know it is yours. The tool lays white, translucent text over your photo, and you control where it sits and how strong it is. Open the Image Watermark tool on the All Tools page before you share a photo you care about.
- Protect photos you share online, so they carry your name.
- Mark preview images for a client, so they are clearly not the final files.
- Put your name on your own work, such as photos from a shoot or a design.
- Mark sample images so they are not used without permission.
Tips for best results
- Keep the watermark light enough that the photo is still clear. A watermark that hides the photo is no good to anyone.
- Place it where it cannot be cropped off easily, such as across a central part of the photo rather than right at the edge.
- Check the position, size and opacity before you download, because those three settings decide how the watermark looks.
- Keep the original photo without a watermark. If you change your mind later, you can watermark the original again.
- Use short text, such as your name or your site name. Long text is hard to read at watermark size.