Overlay a picture, transparent logo or sticker on a photo. Add the same overlay to up to 20 base images, preview the placement and download individually or as a ZIP.
Work on one photo or a batch. Edit in editor opens one original photo separately.
Switching to the editor opens originals on separate pages. Each page is edited individually, with no Apply to all pages. Batch settings and results stay separate from editor edits. Switching back restores each mode's session until reload.
Export one editor page or all pages as a ZIP. Save project keeps editable layers and embedded original image bytes, including original metadata. Exported images are rebuilt from pixels and do not retain that metadata.
These original illustrations are public practice files. Download a base image and an overlay, then use a 25% width and the bottom-right position. The examples below are exported by this tool.
The logo is 25% of each base image’s width: 200 px on the 800 px landscape and 125 px on the 500 px portrait. The logo keeps its proportions and transparent corners. Check every preview when the base images have different shapes.
For picture in picture, choose the blue illustration instead of the logo. Use Interactive Editor for several overlays or a different placement on every photo.
Practice inputs: Download the blue overlay · Download the portrait base
Want pictures next to each other? Use Combine Images for a row, grid or collage.
Yes. In Batch, add up to 20 photos, choose the picture once and set its size and spot. Every photo gets it in the same relative place, ready to download one by one or as a ZIP.
Use a PNG or WebP that already has transparency. Transparent areas stay clear, so only the sticker shows on your photos.
Watermark Image is for protection: faint text or logos and repeated tiles. Add Image to Image places a picture to be seen, at full opacity by default, such as a sticker, product shot, badge or picture-in-picture.
In Batch you can set its size, angle and opacity. In Interactive Editor you can also crop it, flip it, add borders, rounded corners and shadows, adjust its colours, and add more pictures or text.
No. Placing, previewing and saving happen in your browser. Keep the tab open until you download your images; reloading clears the batch. Website hosting and performance measurement are described in our Privacy notice.
Guides, common conversions and useful next steps.
Combine layers, text and adjustments in one workspace, or start a blank canvas.
Use the action beside a finished result to send it directly, or open another tool: