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    Watermark

    Add image watermark overlay to a GIF or image

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    Quick Answer: Watermark

    To add a watermark or logo to a GIF, use Gifur's watermark tool at gifur.com/tools/watermark. Upload a PNG image (transparency supported), position it in any corner, and adjust opacity for subtlety.

    PNG overlays with transparency — Drop a logo or image watermark onto a GIF. Adjust opacity, scale, and five corner-or-center positions.

    Gifur Watermark is a branding tool that overlays PNG, JPEG, or WebP images onto animated GIFs with adjustable opacity and positioning.

    ✦ Add image watermarks to GIFs with adjustable position and opacity for branding and copyright protection.

    Why Use This Tool

    Benefits

    • Protect your content
    • Add branding to animations
    • Subtle or prominent options
    • Professional presentation

    Specifications

    • 15 position options (corners and center)
    • 2Opacity adjustable 10-100%
    • 3Supports PNG transparency
    • 4Automatic scaling to fit
    No upload required
    Runs in your browser
    No account required
    Technical details
    • Uses FFmpeg overlay filter
    • Supports PNG, JPEG, WebP watermarks
    • Alpha channel preserved for transparency
    • Watermark applied to all frames

    Gifur uses FFmpeg.wasm, a WebAssembly port of the industry-standard FFmpeg multimedia framework.

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