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Tile a watermark across a photo
Upload a photo, type your text or add a logo, and it repeats across the whole image. Download 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.
- Tile the markRepeat the text or logo across the image, then set opacity.
- Download the resultSave the tiled photo to your device.
What Tiled Watermark can do
Harder to crop out
A single corner mark is easy to crop away. Tiling repeats the mark across the entire photo, so it protects the image even if someone trims the edges.
Keep it readable
Lower the opacity so the repeated mark is visible but the photo still reads. This works well for proofs, previews, and images you share before a sale.
How the pattern is spaced
The mark repeats with a gap of a little over two of its own widths across and two and a half of its heights down, and the grid starts off the edge of the photo so the pattern reaches the corners instead of hugging one. A bigger mark therefore means fewer, larger repeats rather than a denser mesh.
Honest limit: tiling raises the cost, it does not lock the photo
A tiled mark cannot be cropped away, and that is exactly as far as it goes. Someone patient with a healing brush can still take it out, and nothing at all survives a photograph of a screen. Treat it as a deterrent on proofs and previews — the version you send before the invoice is paid — and keep the clean file for after.
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Questions
Why tile instead of one corner?
A repeated pattern can’t be removed by cropping and is harder to edit out, which is why proofs and preview images often use it.
Can I use a logo tiled?
Yes — both text and a logo can be tiled across the photo.
Is the photo uploaded?
No — the tiled watermark is drawn in your browser and the photo stays on your device.