Add Watermark to Video
Overlay a logo or watermark image on a video online, free. Set corner position, size and opacity — processed in your browser, nothing uploaded.
What is the Add Watermark to Video?
The ByteTools Add Watermark to Video tool stamps a logo or watermark image onto any clip. Drop in your video and a PNG, JPG or WebP logo — a PNG with transparency looks best — then choose a corner (or center), the distance from the edge, the watermark's size as a percentage of the video width, and its opacity.
- PNG, JPG and WebP watermarks — transparency fully supported
- Five position presets with adjustable edge margin
- Size set as a percentage of video width — scales with any resolution
- Opacity control from subtle 10% to solid 100%
- 100% local processing — files never uploaded
- Watermark-free tool that adds only YOUR watermark
How to use the Add Watermark to Video
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Drop your video into the left box and your logo image into the right box.
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Choose the position, edge margin, watermark size and opacity.
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Click Add watermark and wait for the in-browser engine to composite it.
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Preview the branded clip and download the MP4.
About the Add Watermark to Video
The ByteTools Add Watermark to Video tool stamps a logo or watermark image onto any clip. Drop in your video and a PNG, JPG or WebP logo — a PNG with transparency looks best — then choose a corner (or center), the distance from the edge, the watermark's size as a percentage of the video width, and its opacity.
It is the standard way to brand content before publishing: protect client previews, keep your handle on clips that get re-shared, or add a channel logo to every export. Because the size is relative to the video, the same logo looks proportionally right on 720p and 4K footage alike.
The compositing runs 100% locally in your browser using a WebAssembly build of ffmpeg. Neither the video nor your logo is uploaded anywhere — no server, no account, no queue — and the watermarked MP4 is generated directly on your device, ready to publish the moment the progress bar completes.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add my logo to a video for free?
Drop the video and your logo image onto this tool, pick a corner, size and opacity, and click Add watermark. The logo is composited onto every frame in your browser and you download a standard MP4 — free, with no service branding added.
What image format works best for a watermark?
A PNG with a transparent background is ideal, because only your logo's actual shape appears over the footage. JPG watermarks work too but always show as a solid rectangle since JPG cannot store transparency.
Can I make the watermark semi-transparent?
Yes — the opacity slider goes from 10% to 100%. Around 50–70% is the sweet spot for most logos: clearly visible and hard to crop out, without hiding the content underneath.
Does the watermark scale with the video resolution?
Yes. You set the watermark's width as a percentage of the video's width, so the same setting produces a proportionally identical result whether the source is 720p, 1080p or 4K.
Can I add moving text instead of an image?
This tool overlays a static image for the whole clip. For a text watermark, first render your text as a transparent PNG (any image editor, or our Add Text to Image tool on a transparent canvas) and use that as the watermark here.
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