How to use Watermark Image
- Choose or drop one or more images — for example the front and back of an ID card.
- Pick a ready-made text or type your own, or switch to Logo and choose your logo.
- Select Add watermark and download the image (several images come back together in a ZIP).
Protecting copies of ID documents
Banks, landlords, employers and visa agents often ask for a copy of your passport, ID card or residence permit. A copy that leaks can be misused — for example to open an account or take out a loan in your name. Writing who the copy is for and the date across it makes it much harder to reuse: anyone receiving it for another purpose can see it was not meant for them.
For the best protection, name the organisation and purpose (“Copy for ABC Bank account opening only”), keep the date on, and use the repeated pattern across the whole image. Keep the opacity low enough that the details stay readable — the person you send it to still needs to read them.
Most watermark websites make you upload the image first. That is exactly what you want to avoid with an ID document, so this tool does all the work in your browser.
Watermarking photos and product images
Switch to Logo to place your shop or studio logo on photos — in a corner for a light touch, or repeated across the image for previews you don’t want reused. A PNG logo with a transparent background looks best. You can also type text such as “© Your Name” instead.
Choose several images at once to watermark a whole set the same way; they download together in one ZIP file.