How to use it
- 1
Select an image
Open a local JPEG, PNG, or AVIF image in the browser workspace. The source is not sent to a server before watermarking.
- 2
Enter watermark text
Type the label, brand, status, or note that should appear on the image. Keep text short enough to stay readable at the export size.
- 3
Adjust placement and opacity
Choose a position and transparency level that protects the asset without hiding important visual details or interface labels.
- 4
Download the marked copy
Export a new watermarked image from the browser. The original remains available if you need a clean version later.
Common use cases
Security and privacy
Browser-side watermarking
Watermark text is applied to the image in the local browser workflow. Frisbly does not require a file upload route, account, filename collection, or EXIF collection to create the marked copy. A visible watermark is not a full rights-management system, but it can provide simple ownership, status, or context while keeping source images under your control.
Supported inputs and outputs
Supported watermark inputs
- JPEG, PNG, and AVIF images selected from the device.
- Custom text watermark content.
- Position and opacity controls for readable placement.
- Downloadable marked image copy for sharing or follow-up editing.
FAQ
Are images uploaded to add a watermark?
No. The text watermark is rendered in the browser, so the original image does not need to be uploaded to a remote service.
Can a watermark be removed later?
Frisbly exports a marked copy and keeps the original unchanged. Keep the original if you may need a clean version in the future.
What text should I use?
Use short labels such as a brand name, project name, review status, date, or internal note. Short text remains easier to read after compression.
Does this protect copyright completely?
No. A visible watermark is a simple deterrent and context marker, not a complete access control or rights-management system.
Should I watermark before compression?
Yes. Apply the watermark before final compression so the visible mark is included in the shared output file.