Add Image to Video

How to add a logo or watermark to a video

Upload a video and the image you want to place on it, such as a logo, then choose a position and a size, and download the video with the image burned in. The video can be MP4, MOV or WebM, up to about 200 MB depending on your device's memory.

Adding a logo or watermark is one of the most common finishing touches before sharing a clip: it marks the source, adds a brand mark or credits the creator. The tool overlays your image on every frame at the position and size you choose, and re-encodes the file with it permanently in the picture. Because it is part of the video itself, it looks the same wherever the clip is played or reposted, unlike a caption or a metadata field that some platforms remove.

Positions and size: choose one of five preset positions (the four corners or the center) and a size as a percentage of the video, 20% by default. It does not place the image at an exact pixel position. Any common image format works, and a transparent PNG blends naturally into the video, so use one for a logo with no background box. For a subtle watermark, pick a corner and a small size; keep the logo away from where captions or app buttons usually appear.

Everything runs in your browser, so your video and image are never uploaded. To brand a photo instead of a video, use the image watermark tool. For text rather than an image, see the text overlay tool. You can cut the clip first with the video trimmer and reduce the final size with the video compressor. Only add logos and images you own or have permission to use.