How to Add Text Watermark in AI Photo Watermark Remover Pro
Text watermarks are widely used for copyright statements, creator signatures, brand names and ownership marks. AI Photo Watermark Remover Pro includes a dedicated text watermark tool, which you can use after removing unwanted marks, without switching to another photo editor. You can fully customise the text content, font, size, colour, opacity and placement for your photos.
Open the text watermark panel after loading your cleaned photo. Enter your text content, such as copyright notice, brand name or personal signature. Next, pick a font from the list, adjust font size and choose a colour. For subtle copyright protection, light grey or white text with low opacity works well on dark backgrounds; dark text fits bright images. You can rotate the text block to place it diagonally across the image if you want a tiled or diagonal watermark style.
The opacity slider controls how transparent the text is. Low opacity (10–30%) is the standard for non-intrusive copyright watermarks, so the text does not overpower the main subject. Higher opacity makes the text bold and easy to read, suitable for clear branding on sample photos. You can drag the text box anywhere on the canvas: corners, edges or the centre of the image.
You can add multiple separate text watermarks on one photo. For example, place a short copyright notice in the bottom corner and a brand name diagonally across the background. Each text element is independent, so you can adjust its colour and opacity separately. If you place the text incorrectly, use undo or select the text block to move, edit or delete it.
Text watermarks work together with logo watermarks. Many users combine both: a small PNG logo plus copyright text beside it. This all-in-one workflow is perfect for photographers adding their signature to portfolio samples and sellers branding cleaned product images.
Batch text watermarking is supported in the paid version. You can set the same text, font, opacity and position for an entire folder of photos. This is extremely useful when you need to add uniform copyright notices to dozens of images at once. Just like batch removal, batch text watermarking works best when the subject layout is consistent across photos.
Text elements stay as editable overlays until you export. Once you export the JPG or PNG file, the text becomes baked into the image pixels. If you want to modify the text later, keep the editing tab open and do not close the photo before you finish adjustments.
One limitation: the tool uses the fonts installed on your Windows system. If you share your project file on another computer without the same font, the text display will fall back to a default font. For safe branding, stick to common system fonts unless you only edit on your own PC.