Add Logo to Photo
Upload a base photo and a logo image, place the logo in a corner or center, adjust size and opacity, then export a branded image or watermark draft.
Add a logo overlay with control
Two-image workflow
Upload the base photo and a separate logo file, then preview the combined image before download.
Position and opacity
Choose corner or center placement, adjust logo width, margin, and opacity for subtle branding or visible watermarking.
PNG or JPG export
Use PNG when transparency and sharp edges matter, or JPG for smaller flattened photo outputs.
Logo overlay settings
| Goal | Recommended setting | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Subtle watermark | Low opacity, corner position | Brands the photo without distracting from the subject. |
| Product mockup | Higher opacity, precise margin | Keeps the logo readable in ecommerce previews. |
| Social graphic | Logo under 20-25% width | Avoids overpowering the message. |
| Portfolio image | Bottom corner, PNG export | Preserves crisp logo edges. |
How it works
- 1
Upload images
Choose a base photo and a logo or watermark image.
- 2
Adjust overlay
Set position, logo width, opacity, margin, and export format.
- 3
Download image
Save the finished branded image as PNG or JPG.
Best practices for adding a logo to photos
A logo overlay should identify the brand without hiding the main subject. Keep the logo small enough to feel intentional, use adequate margin from the edges, and reduce opacity when the image needs to remain the focus.
For product and portfolio photos, place the logo consistently across a set of images. Use PNG output when the source logo has sharp transparent edges, and JPG when you need a smaller flattened photo file.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add a logo to a photo online?
Yes. Upload your photo and logo, choose placement and size, then download the branded image.
Can I change logo opacity?
Yes. Use the opacity slider to create a subtle watermark or a more visible logo overlay.
Should I export PNG or JPG?
Use PNG for sharp logos and transparent-looking edges. Use JPG for smaller flattened photo files.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The photo and logo are processed locally in your browser.
Add Logo to Photo last reviewed: Jul 29, 2026.