Add a watermark to a video

Choose a video, type the text or pick a logo image, and set where and how strongly it shows. A frame preview updates as you change the settings; then the whole clip is recorded with the mark.

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How to use it

  1. Choose a video file.
  2. Choose Text and type it, or Logo image and pick the file.
  3. Set the size, opacity and position. The preview shows a frame with the mark.
  4. Press Add watermark, wait for the recording, then download.

How it works

Each frame is drawn on a canvas and the mark is drawn on top with the chosen opacity. Text gets a thin dark outline so it reads on light and dark scenes. The position is one of nine anchors with a margin of 3% of the shorter frame side. The canvas and the sound are recorded with MediaRecorder.

Worked example

A 1920 × 1080 video with a logo at 20% width (384 px) that is 5:1 in shape, so 76.8 px high, placed bottom right: the margin is 0.03 × 1080 = 32.4 px, so the logo’s top-left corner is at x = 1920 − 384 − 32.4 = 1503.6 and y = 1080 − 76.8 − 32.4 = 970.8.

Tips

  • 40–60% opacity marks ownership without hiding the picture.
  • A corner position is less likely to cover faces or subtitles than the centre.
  • For still images use the image watermark tool instead.

Frequently asked questions

How big is the watermark?

Text height is a percentage of the frame height, so 6% on a 1080-pixel video is about 65 px tall. A logo's width is a percentage of the frame width, and its height follows the image's own proportions.

How far is it from the edge?

The margin is 3% of the shorter side of the frame: 32.4 px on a 1920 × 1080 video. The same margin applies to every corner and edge position.

Can I use a transparent logo?

Yes. A PNG, WebP or SVG with a transparent background is drawn without a box behind it, and the opacity slider makes the whole mark lighter on top of that.

Can a watermark be removed later?

It becomes part of every frame of the new file, so it cannot simply be switched off. Keep your original video if you may need a clean copy.

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