Free Video Watermark Tool
Add text or image watermarks to videos — position, opacity, size, font controls. Browser-based, no upload, no signup, no watermark on the tool itself.
Why Do This in Your Browser?
Adding a watermark to a video — a logo, channel name, copyright line, or simple text caption — is one of the most basic post-production tasks. Almost every online tool that does this for free imposes its own watermark on the output as upsell pressure for paid plans. The contradiction is so common it's almost funny: 'add your watermark for free, plus our watermark.'
This tool doesn't do that. Add text (with font, color, size, position, and opacity controls) or upload an image (PNG with transparency works well for logos), preview the placement on the source video, export. The output is exactly your video with exactly your watermark — no UDT mark, no Powered-By footer.
How It Works
Text watermarks use FFmpeg's `drawtext` filter, which rasterizes text using a built-in font and overlays it on every frame. You control font family (DM Sans, Chakra Petch, JetBrains Mono, or default system serif), size, color, opacity (0–100%), background box (optional), and position (9-point grid: top/center/bottom × left/center/right).
Image watermarks use the `overlay` filter to composite an uploaded PNG/SVG over the video. Transparent PNGs blend naturally; opaque images get an opacity slider. Position is the same 9-point grid as text. Common watermark spec: 5–10% of video width, semi-transparent, positioned in a corner. The tool defaults to those values; tweak as needed.
Tip: Resize for the target platform first with the Video Resizer, then watermark — sizing the watermark to a 9:16 vertical is different from sizing it to a 16:9 horizontal. After watermarking, shrink to platform size limits with the Video Compressor.
Common Use Cases
How We Compare
Honest read on free, paid, and self-hosted options for this kind of job: