Add a Watermark to Your Image
Stamp your name or © line onto a photo before it travels — position, opacity and size under your control, at full resolution.
How to use it
Credit that travels with the picture
Photos get re-shared stripped of their captions within hours of posting; the name inside the pixels is the only credit that survives the journey. A watermark also does quiet legal work: it announces ownership to anyone who finds the image out of context, which deters casual reuse and strengthens your position if reuse turns commercial. Doing it in the browser matters more here than anywhere — the whole point is protecting a valuable original, and uploading that original to a stranger's server to protect it would defeat the purpose.