How to add a watermark to a JPG
JPG is the most common photo format, and marking one before you share it stops it being passed off as someone else’s. Drop the JPG into PDF Verified, add a text or logo watermark, tune the colour and opacity, and download the watermarked JPG. Everything happens in your browser — the file is never uploaded.
How to add a watermark to a JPG — step by step
- Upload your JPG — Open Quick Sign and drop in the JPG. It opens as a page in your browser.
- Add the watermark — Add a Watermark field, type your text or upload a logo, and set the colour, size and opacity.
- Download the watermarked JPG — Download the finished image with the watermark baked in.
What you get
- Free to try, no signup to start.
- Text or logo watermark with adjustable opacity.
- Processed in your browser — the JPG is never uploaded.
- Also works for PNG and WebP.
- Watermark is baked in and cannot be peeled off.
Frequently asked questions
How do I put a watermark on a JPG?
Drop the JPG into Quick Sign, add a Watermark field, enter your text or logo, set the opacity, and download the watermarked image.
Can I batch-watermark several JPGs?
Add multiple images and apply the same watermark, then download them together as a package.
Does watermarking change the file format?
The watermarked output downloads as an image or PDF depending on your choice; the original JPG is untouched.
Is it really free?
Designing and previewing are free with no signup; downloading follows the same simple pay-as-you-go or plan pricing as the rest of PDF Verified.