IMAGE OVERLAY ON VIDEO

Add Watermark to Video Online

Add a semi-transparent image watermark to your video and control its position, size and visibility.

✓ Semi-transparent default✓ Five watermark positions✓ Adjustable opacity

✓ No account required✓ Live progress✓ Automatic cleanup

Overlay editor ready Video + PNG/JPG/WebP • 400 MB request limit

Choose video Select the video that will receive the image. No video selected Choose watermark image PNG, JPG, JPEG or WebP still image No image selected

Position 16-pixel safety margin is used for corner positions. Image width

Percentage of the final video width. Opacity

Existing transparency in PNG/WebP images is preserved. Maximum output resolution Larger source videos are capped without intentionally enlarging smaller ones.

Output quality High Balanced Smaller file

Output filename

.mp4

✓ PNG/JPG/WebP ✓ Position + opacity controls ✓ H.264 MP4 result

WHY USE THIS TOOL

Add Watermark to Video

Add a semi-transparent image watermark to your video and control its position, size and visibility.

Separate image upload

Choose a PNG, JPG, JPEG or WebP image without changing the normal video-upload rules.

Position and size

Control where the image appears and how much of the video frame it occupies.

FFmpeg powered

The overlay is rendered into an H.264 MP4 while the source audio is preserved when available.

HOW IT WORKS

How to use Add Watermark to Video

1
Upload video and image
Choose the video plus the still image you want to place on it.
2
Set appearance
Choose the image position, width and opacity.
3
Render and download
Create the new MP4, follow progress and download the result.

Good to know

Transparent PNG and WebP images keep their existing alpha while the opacity setting can make the entire overlay lighter.

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QUICK ANSWERS

Add Watermark to Video FAQ

Which image files can I use?

This workflow accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG and WebP still images.

Does the overlay stay visible for the whole video?

Yes. The selected still image remains on screen for the duration of the source video.

Is the original video changed?

No. VideoHop creates a separate processed MP4 result.