Watermarkly Add Text
Watermarkly's free web tool adds custom text and captions to photos, and it works right in your browser.
Free browser tool to add and style text on a photo, without a watermark or a sign-up.
Visual Watermark Add Text puts text on top of a photo. You place as many text blocks as you like and style them with 926 fonts, colours, outlines and shadows. Size, opacity, rotation, alignment and line spacing are all adjustable, across several lines. It is built for a caption, quote, title or credit on one photo.
It runs as a web page, and the vendor states photos are processed on your own device and never uploaded. The tool is free and needs no account. It shows no ads, and the download carries no watermark. It handles one photo at a time. For a set of photos, the same vendor runs a separate free batch tool in the browser.
Use Visual Watermark Add Text when you need to put text on a photo quickly and for free:
Skip Visual Watermark Add Text if any of these describe you:
Yes. The online Add Text to Photos tool is free, needs no account, and the image you download has no watermark on it. That is different from Visual Watermark's installed app, which is free to use but puts its own logo on the output until you buy it.
No. This tool works on one photo at a time. Visual Watermark also runs a free batch tool in the browser, which takes several photos at once. That one adds text or a logo, and can tile it across the frame.
The vendor states that photos are processed in your browser, on your own device, and are never uploaded to or stored on its servers. That keeps your images private to your computer or phone.
This free tool is the web version. Visual Watermark also has an installed app for Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Chromebooks. That app is free to use, but it adds its own logo next to your text until you buy it. Paid access is sold as one year that does not auto-renew, or as a permanent one-time purchase, and covers 10 devices. The vendor offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Yes. You can pick from 926 fonts and change the size, colour, opacity, rotation and alignment. You can also add outlines, shadows and other effects, and stack several text blocks on one image.
No. It is for adding text on top of an existing image, not for cropping, retouching or colour adjustments. For those, use a full photo editor first and then add text here.
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