Add text watermarks to a batch of images. Customize font size, color, and opacity; Free uses the bottom-right position, while Pro unlocks custom positions.
Add Watermarks NowAdd any text as a watermark with full control over font size, color, and opacity.
Place your watermark in any corner or in the center of your images.
Apply the same text watermark to a batch within your active plan limit.
Images never leave your device. All processing happens in your browser.
TapCrop adds text watermarks to a batch locally in the browser. Font size, color, and opacity are configurable; custom watermark positions are a Pro feature.
Drag & drop or click to select. Supports JPG, PNG, WebP and more.
Enter watermark text, adjust font size, color, opacity, and position.
Process all images in one click. Download individually or as a ZIP.
Watermarks protect your intellectual property by making it harder for others to use your images without permission. They are essential for photographers sharing proofs, designers presenting concepts, real estate agents protecting listing photos, and content creators posting original work. A well-placed watermark deters unauthorized use while keeping the image viewable.
A good watermark is visible enough to prevent theft but subtle enough not to ruin the image. Use 30-50% opacity for most cases. Place watermarks in corners for minimal visual impact, or in the center for maximum protection. Avoid pure white or pure black — a slight transparency with a shadow (which TapCrop adds automatically) ensures readability on any background. Keep text short: your name, brand, or a copyright symbol.
Yes! You can set opacity from 0% to 100% using a simple slider.
You can place it in any of the four corners or in the center of the image.
Yes! TapCrop lets you crop, resize, compress, add watermarks, and adjust images all in one go.
No. The watermark is rendered directly onto the image at full quality.
TapCrop runs entirely in your browser with no signup to start. A free account unlocks ZIP downloads, synced templates, and 100 images per day.