Visual Watermark software works on your computer, not on the Internet. It takes your images directly from the computer’s memory. The same is true for sending watermarked copies back to your computer. This means that the entire process will be extremely fast as nothing will affect it.

For example, if you want to process 1GB of photos, both uploading and downloading will take you less than a minute on a MacBook Pro. If you tried to do the same with an online watermark app that relies on the Internet connection, the process would take you at least six times longer.

Nobody can access your originals. Your images will never get to our server and be stored there, since they are uploaded directly from your computer and not via the Internet. The entire watermarking process – from start to finish – takes place on your device. No one will have access to your files, so there’s no need to be worried. It is our priority to keep your files safe, secure, and private.

Since Visual Watermark software doesn’t need Internet access to function, you process your images whenever and wherever you want, whether you’re working or traveling.

Our watermarking app is suitable for everyone – beginners, amateurs, professionals. All you need is a couple of minutes to design your watermark, and your visual content will be protected!

We recommend watermarking your images if one of the following descriptions applies to you:

1. You want to make your brand more recognizable and attract a new audience.

Many people use watermarks to raise brand-awareness. And this great advertising trick really works! When people see your name or logo over and over again, they are conditioned to remember it. This helps you grow your audience. And it’s completely free.

2. You want to protect content from theft.

This is perhaps one of the biggest reasons why people turn to our free watermark app. Of course, a watermark doesn’t guarantee 100% protection. But it can make the process of stealing your images more complicated, which will surely deter at least some lazy thieves. And if some ill-intentioned people turn out to be careless and rip off your watermarked photos anyway, others will see who the visual content really belongs to.

3. You are a photographer, who sells prints

It's not uncommon for photographers to send digital copies of images to clients for them to select the ones they want to print. However, if you send a high-quality image without a watermark, there’s a risk that a client will print it without paying you a cent. If you want to avoid that, watermark your images before sending them.