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Add a logo to a photo
Upload a photo, add your logo (a transparent PNG works best), place it, and download — all in your browser.
Save and continue on the desktop
Download or copy your result here first. Open the free desktop to save to Files or use more features.
- Add a text or logo watermark to photos — in your browser
- Save to Files when you continue on the desktop
- Every tool in one place — no new tabs
After you download — continue on the desktop for Files or the full app.
How it works
- Choose your photoDrag in or select the photo — it is processed in your browser.
- Add your logoDrop a logo file, then set the placement and opacity.
- Download the resultSave the marked photo to your device.
What Add Logo to Photo can do
A transparent PNG logo works best
A logo saved as a PNG with a transparent background sits cleanly on the photo. Position it in a corner or the center and lower the opacity so the photo still shows through.
Good for listings, portfolios and socials
Brand product shots for a marketplace, mark portfolio images, or add your handle before posting. Do it once here or, in the full nopa tool, batch a whole set at once.
How big the logo actually lands
The size chips set the logo’s height as a share of the photo’s shorter side rather than as a pixel value, so it scales with the picture. On a 2000×1500 photo, medium puts the logo at roughly 170 pixels tall. The width follows your file’s own proportions — nothing is stretched to fit.
PNG or WebP: a JPEG logo brings its box with it
The logo picker takes PNG and WebP because only those carry transparency. A JPEG has none: what looks like empty space around your logo is real white pixels, and it lands on the photo as a white rectangle. If a JPEG is all you have, remove its background first — that tool also runs on this device.
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Questions
What logo format should I use?
A PNG or WebP with a transparent background gives the cleanest result. A solid-background logo works too, but its box will show.
Can I resize the logo?
Yes — pick small, medium, or large, and it keeps the logo’s proportions.
Is my logo uploaded to a server?
No — both the photo and the logo are processed in your browser and stay on your device.