BatchDrop Watermark · Windows desktop app

Add watermarks to photos in bulk.

BatchDrop Watermark stamps text or logo watermarks onto batches of images locally on Windows. Control position, opacity, size, and output format — no uploads, no cloud processing, no account.

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Text, logo, or both

Type custom text with Windows system fonts and colour control, or drop a logo image. Use text and logo together, with drag-to-position on the live preview.

Flexible placement

9-position grid, drag-to-position, configurable margin, plus tile and diagonal layout modes for repeated watermarks across the image.

Offline by default

All processing runs on the Windows machine. Photos never leave the PC, which matters for client work, product shots, and personal archives.

From folder to watermarked batch.

Set the watermark once, apply it to every image in the queue. No per-file configuration needed.

Drop images into the queue

Add JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, BMP, or TIFF files individually or as a folder.

Configure the watermark

Choose text, logo, or both. Set content, opacity (0–100%), position (grid or drag), margin, and layout mode (single, tile, or diagonal).

Apply and save locally

Watermarked files land in a converted subfolder. Originals are never modified.

Watermark features.

Enough control for professional batch workflows without the overhead of a full photo editor.

Input formats	JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, BMP, TIFF.
Watermark types	Text (custom string, Windows fonts, font size, hex colour), image logo (PNG/JPG/WebP, scaled 5–50% of image width), or both combined.
Positioning	9-position grid, drag-to-position on preview, configurable pixel margin. Layout modes: single, tile, diagonal.
Opacity	0–100% in 1% steps.
Margin	Configurable pixel distance from the nearest edge.
Output formats	Keep original format, or convert to JPG, PNG, or WebP. Quality slider for JPG and WebP.
Free tier	Watermark up to 15 files per session.
Platform	Windows 10 21H2+ and Windows 11. Built with Tauri, React, TypeScript, and Rust.