This is the official web version of WaterStamp, an app for adding watermarks to photos.
An overview, instructions, and FAQ are available below.

Overview

This tool works directly in your web browser.
The code has been carefully checked. Like the mobile app version, your images are not uploaded or sent anywhere.
Images are saved as JPEG files. Because image processing is done inside the browser, color changes or quality differences may occur more easily than in the mobile app version.

How to Use

1. Select a Photo
Tap or click the black area and choose the image you want to watermark.

2. Set the Watermark
For a text watermark, edit the watermark text.
For an image watermark, select the IMAGE tab and choose your logo image.

3. Adjust Settings
Tap the black buttons at the bottom to change and adjust watermark settings.

4. Save
Tap the Save button in the center to save the image.

FAQ

What Is a Watermark?

A watermark is text or a logo added to a photo or image.
It is commonly used to show ownership, display a brand name, or discourage unauthorized reposting and copying.

Can a Watermark Protect Copyright?

A watermark itself does not create copyright.
Copyright is automatically created when an original work is made.
A watermark is simply an additional way to show who owns the work.

How Should I Write a Copyright Watermark?

A common method is to include a copyright symbol (©) and the creator’s name.
Example: © 2026 Bawapps
For social media posts, many people also use their social media ID.
Example: © @bawapps
Even without these labels, copyright already exists automatically when the work is created.
However, adding a copyright notice may help show that someone intentionally removed the notice before reposting or copying the work.

Can Watermarks Be Removed Easily?

Sometimes.
Image editing software and AI tools may be able to remove watermarks.
To make removal more difficult, you can place multiple watermarks on the image or use styles that are harder for AI to recognize, such as dotted text or rainbow-colored text.
These advanced features are available in the WaterStamp mobile app.

Are My Images Uploaded to a Server?

No.
All image processing is done inside your browser.
Your images are not uploaded or sent to any server.

Where Are Images Saved?

Images are usually saved in your Downloads folder as watermarked-1.jpeg, watermarked-2.jpeg, etc. The number increases automatically.

Mobile App Version

The mobile app version includes more advanced settings and additional features, including watermark creation tools and enhanced watermark protection options.

iOS Version

https://apps.apple.com/en/app/id6464230667

Android Version

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.bawapps.swm&hl=en