Add a simple watermark before sharing.

1. Choose one or more image files from your device.
2. Adjust the options for quality, dimensions, format, or placement.
3. Process the files, review the output, then download each image or all images.

Use a watermark for lightweight attribution, draft protection, internal review, or product photos that circulate before final approval.

Use text marks for draft previews, internal review copies, portfolio samples, or product photos you own before sharing them outside your team.

The mark should identify the draft or owner without hiding important product details. Strong marks can make an image less useful for buyers or reviewers.

Keep an unmarked original in your own folder. Export marked copies only for the situations where they are needed.

Output quality checklist

• Open the downloaded file and compare it with the original.
• Check faces, logos, labels, and small text at the size users will actually see.
• Confirm the file format, dimensions, and file size match the destination requirement.

Common mistake to avoid

Do not overwrite the only copy of an important image. Browser tools are fast, but the safest workflow is to preserve originals and publish only the processed copy.