Watermark image
Add your text to an image: your name, your shop, or "sample". Arabic text is shaped correctly, with joined letters.
To watermark an image, type your text, choose its position, and upload the image. We stamp it and you download the result. No sign-up needed to try it.
How to use it
Type your text, choose where it sits on the image, then upload the image and download the stamped copy.
When it helps
A watermark ties the image to your name before you publish it, and makes it harder to reuse without crediting you.
Common questions
Does Arabic text appear correctly?
Yes. Letters join the way Arabic is actually read, so the mark looks right rather than a row of disconnected characters.
What do "start" and "end" mean for the position?
Start is the side reading begins from: the right in Arabic, the left in English. We name it that way so the position stays correct in both languages.
Does this change the image dimensions?
No. The mark is drawn onto the image at its original size, with no cropping or shrinking.
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