Brand every photo you ship
If you sell on Etsy, run a restaurant, post food pics, publish real-estate photos or share design mockups — a small logo in the corner makes every image an ad for your business. Unlike a text watermark, a logo survives cropping better, looks intentional, and builds recognition every time the photo is shared or reposted.
How to add a logo to a photo
- Drop the photo you want to brand into the tool.
- Drop your logo — use a PNG with a transparent background for a clean, professional look.
- Set the size (percent of photo width keeps it proportional), opacity and corner.
- Download the branded photo at full resolution.
Preparing a good logo file
Export your logo as PNG at least 600px wide with a transparent background. If your logo only exists as a JPEG with a white box around it, that box will print onto the photo — remove the background first (most design tools have a one-click background remover).
Tile mode for real protection
A corner logo can be cropped out. Turn on tile and the logo repeats across the entire image — the standard approach for stock previews and proofing galleries, where the photo must be viewable but unusable when stolen.
FAQ
What logo formats are supported?
PNG (recommended, supports transparency), JPG and WebP. PNG keeps edges clean at any size.
Will the logo look pixelated on large photos?
No — the logo is redrawn at export size from the original file, so it stays as sharp as the PNG you provide.
Need the same logo on many photos?
Use the bulk watermark tool — it applies your logo with the same settings to a whole batch. For documents see watermark PDF, or go back to the main watermark tool.