Adding a watermark to one photo is quick. Repeating the same setup across a folder of photos and videos is where the work starts to pile up. A batch workflow lets you prepare the mark once, check how it looks, and apply it consistently to every file.
Choose the right watermark for the job
A small logo works well when you want a quiet brand signature. Text is useful for a name, social handle, or copyright line. A tiled watermark repeats across the frame, which makes it harder to remove with a simple crop. For video, a running ticker adds movement so the mark does not feel fixed while the scene changes.
Bulk Watermark supports all four styles for photos and videos. Pick one style based on what you need to protect instead of adding several marks that compete with the image.
Prepare one reusable mark
- Choose a logo file or write the text you want to use.
- Set the position, size, and opacity.
- Give the mark a clear name so you can find it again.
- Preview it on both a bright file and a dark file before starting the full batch.
A mark that looks clear on a pale product photo can disappear on a bright outdoor video. Checking two very different files helps you find a setting that stays readable without covering the subject.
Select photos and videos together
Bulk Watermark can process a mixed batch in one pass. Select the files, choose the saved mark, and review the preview before exporting. Using one saved setup keeps the logo size and placement consistent across the whole batch.
If one file needs a different position because the subject sits in the usual corner, separate that file into a smaller batch. Consistency is useful, but protecting the important part of the image matters more.
Use full resolution for the final export
Exporting at full resolution helps preserve the detail in product photos, artwork, and video. Before sharing the results, open one photo and one video from the finished batch. Check that the mark is sharp, the opacity feels balanced, and the video watermark stays visible during movement.
Keep private media on the device
Bulk Watermark processes files on the phone, so the photos and videos are not uploaded for watermarking. This is useful for work in progress, customer media, or any batch that you do not want to send to a web service.
A quick batch checklist
- Use one clear logo or short text line.
- Check the mark on bright and dark content.
- Choose tiled coverage when simple cropping is a concern.
- Use a running ticker when motion suits the video.
- Open a finished photo and video before sharing the batch.
The goal is not to make the watermark the loudest part of the image. It should be easy to recognize, hard to miss, and consistent across every file you publish.
Bulk Watermark is available for iPhone and iPad, on Google Play, and in the Samsung Galaxy Store.
