How to Watermark a Video — Channel Name or Logo, WYSIWYG
Stamp a copyright line or logo onto a video before sharing it. Position (9 spots), size and opacity adjust with a live preview, and the video is never uploaded.
You put real work into a lecture video or a portfolio reel, share it once, and it starts circulating with no credit. A subtle channel name or logo baked into the frame makes misuse harder and keeps the source attached.
How — three steps
- 1Open Video Watermark and add your video.
- 2Type your text (with a color of your choice) or add a transparent PNG logo.
- 3Adjust position (9 spots), size and opacity against the live preview, then apply — it saves as MP4.
TipThe sweet spot: 40-60% opacity, tucked into a corner — visible enough to deter, subtle enough not to distract.
The preview is the result
What you see on screen — position and size — is exactly what gets burned into the video. Move it around in the preview before committing. The output is an MP4 with the watermark baked in (not removable) — which is rather the point.
Need full coverage? Tile mode
For strong protection — sharing drafts, for instance — tile mode repeats the watermark across the whole frame, with an adjustable count.
The video is never uploaded
Everything, including the re-encode that burns in the watermark, runs inside your browser. Just allow time proportional to the video's length.
Stamp your channel name or logo before you share.
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