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Apply one watermark rule to a whole image batch

Batch watermarking is useful when the same mark must be applied consistently across many files. The important decision is not only the text or logo, but whether the mark stays readable without hiding the subject.

Batch modeText or logoZIP export
Open live editor Watermark
The button below opens the QuokkaPix editor with this tool already selected.

Good fits

1
Protect client proof images before review.
2
Add a brand mark to catalog previews.
3
Apply the same draft label to a folder of exports.

Workflow

1
Switch to batch mode.
2
Upload the image queue.
3
Set one watermark rule and preview representative files.
4
Run the batch and download the ZIP.

Limits to check

1
Mixed bright and dark images may need a safer opacity.
2
A logo mark must be uploaded through the browser or MCP asset input.
3
Browser memory still limits very large batches.

FAQ

Does each image get the same mark?

Yes. Batch mode applies one configured watermark rule to accepted files.

Are files uploaded?

No. The batch is processed locally in the browser.

Practical QA notes

What to check before export

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Preview both light and dark examples.
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Check that product labels and faces are not covered.
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Keep the original unmarked files separately.
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For agent runs, compare sourceName and outputName in the result manifest.

Batch watermark review before publishing

A batch watermark run must be checked as a set, not as one lucky sample. Logos can collide with product corners, text can become too strong on dark images, and a fixed position may look good on landscape files but wrong on vertical files. Use the same rule for the batch only when the sources are visually similar. For mixed photos, export a small representative group first and adjust opacity, scale and placement before processing all files.

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Check the smallest and darkest image, not only the best-looking preview.
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Keep an unwatermarked source set for later marketplace or press use.
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For agents, compare output count and file names in the result manifest.