Watermark Generator
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Tutorial

From your first upload to the final export — learn the Watermark Generator in 3 minutes.

Quick start

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  1. Click the upload button on the canvas toolbar, or drop a file onto the canvas — JPG / PNG / WebP / GIF / BMP images and PDF, Word (DOCX) documents are supported.
  2. Pick a watermark type in the left panel — "Text" or "Image" — and adjust its settings.
  3. Preview live on the canvas: scroll or pinch to zoom, drag to pan.
  4. Click "Export" in the top-right and choose PNG, JPG or PDF.

Everything runs locally in your browser — your files are never uploaded, and loaded files keep working offline.

Text watermark

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In the "Text" settings panel you can adjust:

  • Content — defaults to CONFIDENTIAL; use your name, company or any text;
  • Font & size — 6 fonts, size 12–200px;
  • Color & opacity — opacity 5%–100%;
  • Rotation-90° to 90°;
  • Spacing X / Y0–400;
  • Shadow & stroke — toggle them under "Advanced" for extra contrast.

The classic diagonal look: rotation -30°, opacity 0.2–0.4 and larger spacing — visible without hiding the content.

Image watermark

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  • Click "Upload Image" and pick your logo or stamp — up to 250KB;
  • Opacity and scale range from 5%–100%, rotation from -90° to 90°;
  • Layout offers 6 options: tile, center, and four corner positions (top-left / top-right / bottom-left / bottom-right).

Use a transparent-background PNG as your watermark image for the cleanest result.

Layers

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Stack up to 10 layers, mixing text and image watermarks freely:

  • Use the "Text / Image" buttons above the layer list to add layers — new layers appear at the top;
  • The first row in the list is the topmost layer on the canvas; reorder with "Move up / Move down";
  • Each layer can be independently toggled, duplicated, deleted or renamed (pencil icon);
  • Click a layer row to select it, then edit its settings. At least one layer must remain.

Combine a logo stamp layer with a text layer on top — the text will sit above the logo.

Save templates

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  • Once your settings look right, hit "Save param template" in the Templates panel — up to 20 presets;
  • Image watermarks are saved together with the template (images over 250KB store parameters only);
  • Templates live only in your browser's local storage — nothing is uploaded;
  • Click a template to apply it, use the pencil icon to rename, × to delete.

Keep a template per use case (e.g. "contract stamp", "blog header") and apply it with one click.

PDF & Word

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  • Uploading a PDF loads every page — use the paging buttons on the toolbar to preview each page;
  • When exporting to PDF, every page gets the watermark rendered — no manual work;
  • Word (DOCX) documents are converted to page layout first, then watermarked and exported as PNG / JPG / PDF.

Exporting large multi-page PDFs takes a moment — the progress indicator shows the current page.

Batch processing

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  • Drop several images at once (up to 50) to enter batch mode automatically;
  • Use the toolbar to preview each file, and the pencil icon in the file list to set a custom export name per file;
  • On export, every image gets the same watermark settings and the results are packaged into one ZIP download.

Batch mode supports images only; a single-image export downloads directly without a ZIP.

Export

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  • PNG — keeps transparent backgrounds, lossless quality;
  • JPG — white background, smaller files, great for sharing;
  • PDF — images or documents as PDF; multi-page PDFs get every page watermarked.

Files export under their original names by default; use the pencil icon in the file list to customize, and a ✓ marks a completed export.

FAQ

Do I need to sign up or pay?

No. Every feature is free, with no registration or login — just open the page and start.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Rendering and exporting happen entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

Which file formats are supported?

JPG / PNG / WebP / GIF / BMP images, plus PDF and Word (DOCX) documents. Exports are PNG / JPG / PDF.

Where are my saved templates stored?

Only in your browser's local storage (up to 20). Nothing is uploaded — clearing browser data removes them completely.