GUIDE · Oct 2026
How to Watermark Multiple Images with the Same Text
The hard part of batch watermarking is not drawing text once. It is keeping placement, size and opacity consistent across many images with different dimensions.
Open the toolAdd text watermarks in bulk →Use relative sizing instead of a fixed font size
A watermark sized as a percentage of each output scales more consistently across portrait, landscape and square images than a single fixed pixel value.
Corner mark or repeated pattern
A corner watermark is less intrusive. A tiled pattern is harder to crop away and is more suitable for proofs or review images.
- Adjust opacity before batch export
- Use rotation for repeated proof marks
- Preview several source images, not only the first
Keep watermarking inside the destination output
A public preview may need a watermark while the final marketplace or archive output does not. Separate Outputs let the same source images generate both versions at once.
Do it now, not one file at a time.Add text watermarks in bulk →