Watermark ID Documents & Photos

Banks, carriers and landlords keep asking for photos of your ID. Adding a tiled watermark stating the purpose (e.g. "For X Bank account opening only") makes the copy useless anywhere else. The watermark is composited entirely in your browser — sensitive documents are never uploaded, which is exactly how ID photos should be handled.

How to use

1. Drop in the document photo and enable "Watermark" in the panel
2. Type the purpose text (e.g. "For X verification only"), choose tiled mode, adjust angle, size and opacity
3. Gray or red text at 45°, tiled across the whole image, works best — visible but still readable. Then download

FAQ

What should the watermark say?

State who it is for, the purpose and the date, e.g. "For X Bank, account opening, 2026-07". Tile it across the entire image so cropping cannot remove it.

Is it safe to put my ID through a website?

Here, yes — the image only exists in your browser memory. Nothing is uploaded or stored; the tool even works offline (PWA).

Can I add copyright watermarks too?

Sure — enter your name or URL, choose a corner position or full tiling, and tune angle and opacity freely.