Video Watermark
Add watermark to videos. Add a video, adjust the available settings, and export the processed result.
Tool guide
About Video Watermark Tool
Add a text watermark over a video and export a new copy with the chosen appearance and placement. The watermark becomes part of the rendered frames, so review timing, contrast, and position before processing a long file.
How to use this tool
- 1Select a video and enter the watermark text in the available field.
- 2Choose its position, size, color, opacity, or timing from the controls that appear.
- 3Preview the result if possible, process the file, then play the exported video to confirm the watermark is readable and does not cover important content.
How the tool works
The tool renders text over video frames using the selected style and position, then encodes a new output file. A watermark burned into frames is generally not a separate editable layer. Format and audio behavior follow the processing options available on the page.
Worked real-world example
A small semi-transparent label in a corner can remain visible while covering less of the main scene than a large centered mark.
Common scenarios and use cases
Label a draft, add ownership text, or identify a version before sharing a video.
Important details and limitations
Keep text within safe margins and use content you have permission to modify. Re-encoding can change quality, file size, and compatibility; inspect the entire result, especially clips with changing aspect ratio or frame size.
Check the output unit as well as the number. If the result will be reused in another calculation, retain full precision where possible and round only at the end. For measurements governed by a technical specification, use the standard and tolerance required by that document.
Frequently asked questions
Can I move the watermark after export?
Usually not when it has been rendered into the frames; edit the source and export again.
Does it cover every frame?
The tool's timing settings determine coverage; review the complete output.
Will the output keep original quality?
Re-encoding can change quality, so check the export settings and result.