Free · Runs in your browser
Add a text watermark to a whole batch

A free way to bulk watermark images at once

Type your watermark text once and let this free tool watermark images across the whole batch in seconds. Pick a position on the nine-grid, set the opacity, size, and color, and the same stamp lands on every photo. Your pictures never leave your browser — there is no upload and no sign-up.

Drop images here or click to browse

Add as many images as you like — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF

100% private — your images are processed in your browser and never uploaded.

How to watermark images in three steps

This tool turns a folder of bare photos into branded files without any software install. The whole flow to watermark images happens on this one page, right inside your browser, so you can watermark images in bulk in a single pass.

  1. 01

    Add your images

    Drag a whole folder onto the page, or click to browse and pick the files you want to watermark. Add as many as you like — JPG, PNG, and WebP are all welcome, and nothing is uploaded anywhere, so you watermark images entirely on your own device.

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    Type the text and place it

    Enter your watermark text, then choose a spot on the nine-grid: any corner, an edge, or dead center. Dial in opacity, text size, and color so the mark reads clearly without hiding the photo. One setup is reused to watermark images across the whole batch.

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    Download the marked files

    Hit process and the tool will watermark images locally, stamping the same text onto every photo while keeping each source format. Download a single file or grab the whole batch as a ZIP — the watermarked images are ready to share.

A bulk tool built to protect every photo

Stop stamping one photo at a time. Type the text once, place it once, and watermark images in bulk so a folder of bare shots ships with consistent branding on every single frame.

One stamp, every file

Set the text, position, opacity, size, and color once, and the tool reuses them across the batch. That is the whole point: you watermark images in bulk with one decision instead of repeating the same edit dozens of times by hand.

Text watermark, full control

This is a text watermark, not a logo upload — you type the words and the tool draws them with the Canvas API. Place the mark on the nine-grid, tune opacity so it is visible but not heavy, and watermark images with type that stays crisp at any size.

Private by design

This tool runs entirely in your browser, so your pictures are never uploaded to a server. You can watermark images even when they are private, sensitive, or unreleased, and every source format is preserved as you watermark images in the batch.

Who reaches for a way to watermark images in bulk

Anyone sharing a lot of pictures wants to watermark images before they go public, so the work stays credited and the brand stays attached.

Photographers & creators

Stamp your name or handle on proofs and portfolio shots so attribution travels with the file. A bulk pass lets you watermark images for a whole shoot the moment the edits are done, without touching each frame.

Stores & sellers

Watermark images of products and listings with your shop name so screenshots and reposts still point back to you. One run and a full catalog of photos is marked and ready to publish.

Teams & marketers

Watermark images with a campaign tag, a draft label, or a confidential note before sharing. The tool lets you watermark images in bulk so every asset in the deck carries the same consistent mark.

Bulk watermark questions

More questions? Email us at support@bulkimagen.com

  • It lets you watermark images in bulk by adding the same text watermark to many photos at once. You add a folder, type your text, place it on the nine-grid, and the tool will watermark images across the whole batch in one pass.

Need to create images too, not just watermark them?

When you are done here, BulkImagen can generate fresh images in bulk from a single prompt with credits — the same batch mindset, applied to AI image generation. Mark what you have, then create what you need.