eZy Watermark

eZy Watermark adds text, logos, signatures, and other marks to photos and videos across Android, iOS, macOS, and the web. Users can create reusable watermark templates and sync them across devices after signing in. Photo formats include JPG, JPEG, PNG, HEIC, and WebP, and exported images preserve EXIF, ICC profiles, and color data. Video tools include image, text, QR-code, and signature watermarks, editing controls, multiple export qualities, and more than 150 fonts. The video app imports from Camera, Library, Instagram, Facebook, and Google Drive, and can send watermarked videos to social platforms. Batch processing covers hundreds of photos at once, and video watermarking supports unlimited batch processing. The site says watermarking is handled locally in the browser or mobile app; originals are not uploaded unless optional cloud backup is enabled. The free plan is free and includes templates, more than 300 fonts, exports to other apps, and high-resolution downloads. Premium is $1.99 a month and adds unlimited batch watermarking, both apps, template sync, original resolutions, and no ads.

eZy Watermark covers photo and video watermarking with reusable templates, batch tools, and several import and export options. The free plan includes core watermark tools; Premium adds unlimited video batches and no ads.

eZy Watermark may suit people who add consistent marks to photos or videos across mobile and desktop platforms. Its batch options and social-platform exports may also fit users processing many images or video clips.

Overview

eZy Watermark is for people who need to brand photos and videos, from occasional social posts to large batches. Its strongest case is broad format and batch support paired with local processing; its weaker point is that collaboration and enterprise capabilities are less clearly defined than its individual editing tools.

Reusable templates help keep recurring marks consistent, while separate Photos and Videos apps serve iOS and Android users. The service also supports web and macOS, making it a flexible option across devices.

Key features

Watermarks can include text, logos and signatures, with image and QR-code marks also available for video. The photo app accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, HEIC and WebP, and exports retain EXIF data, ICC profiles and color information. That preservation is useful when image metadata or color fidelity matters, rather than treating each export as a flattened social graphic.

Batch processing is a meaningful advantage: photo batches can include hundreds of images, and video batch watermarking is unlimited. The video app also offers editing controls, multiple export qualities and more than 150 fonts. It imports video from Camera, Library, Instagram, Facebook and Google Drive, then supports export to social platforms. These options make it a stronger fit for repeated publishing than for someone who only needs a one-off mark.

Templates can be reused and synced across devices after signing in. Processing takes place locally in the browser or mobile app, and originals are not uploaded unless optional cloud backup is enabled. The mobile privacy policy says the app does not collect personal information or automatic device data and does not share information with third parties; it also describes physical, electronic and procedural safeguards for information it processes and maintains.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes watermark templates, 300+ fonts, export to other apps and high-resolution watermark downloads. It is a sensible starting point for occasional work, but it does not include the Premium plan’s unlimited batch watermarking, access to both Photo and Video apps, cross-platform template sync, original resolutions or ad-free use.

Premium costs $1.99 a month, billed $1.99 /mo. It suits creators with recurring work who need unlimited video batches or want the photo and video apps together without ads. The Enterprise plan has custom pricing and includes everything in Premium, plus cloud template sync, priority updates and support, all devices, and no sticker purchases. It is aimed at broader device or support needs, though its custom pricing makes it harder to compare against a fixed subscription.

The iOS video app also lists Premium Yearly at $9.99, Batch Watermarking at $3.99, Custom Fonts at $0.99 and an ad-free package at $0.99. These are separate App Store price points; the recurring Premium Monthly price is $1.99. The product also lists [email protected] as its support contact.

Platforms

eZy Watermark supports web, iOS, Android and macOS. The Photos and Videos apps are available on iOS and Android, while browser access provides another route for watermarking. The combination is useful for people who move between devices, particularly when templates need to follow them.

Who it's for

eZy Watermark is a good fit for creators, sellers and small publishing operations that apply the same branding to many images or videos. People who need metadata-preserving photo exports, multiple import routes for video, or recurring templates have concrete reasons to choose it. Someone making only a few edits may find the free plan adequate, while users who need unlimited video batches and both app workflows have a clearer case for Premium. Organizations requiring a defined team collaboration model should compare alternatives before committing.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Hundreds of photos can be processed in one batch, and video batches are unlimited, reducing repetitive work for high-volume publishing.
• Pros: Photo exports preserve EXIF, ICC profiles and color data, a practical benefit for workflows where those properties matter.
• Pros: Local processing and optional rather than default cloud backup give users control over whether originals leave the device or browser.
• Cons: Premium’s $1.99 monthly plan is needed for unlimited batch watermarking and access to both Photo and Video apps, so the free tier is not the full cross-app workflow.
• Cons: Enterprise is custom-priced, which makes budgeting less straightforward for teams evaluating cloud template sync or priority support.

Alternatives

Photo Watermarking Software is a useful place to compare more photo-focused options before choosing a workflow.

• Creatag is worth considering for iOS users who prefer a free tier capped at three templates, 10 photo exports and three video exports, or single-item editing.
• DoWatermark suits users who want browser-based watermarking with no uploads and saved presets; its free batch is limited to three images, with text and logo marks.
• PictStamp is another free option for iOS and macOS.
• Watermark Maker may fit Android or iOS users looking for text and logo marks, tiling, social export presets and small batches, with ads in its free plan.
• Watermark.ws offers a basic tier for editing one photo at a time with 1 GB storage, slow processing and no custom fonts.
• Watermarkly is available across more operating systems and provides free batch processing, though its free exports add a Watermarkly logo.
• Markly is an Android alternative whose free plan includes its watermarking tools with ads.
• Overlay Studio is a free option across Android, iOS and web with batches of 25 images at once.

Verdict

Choose eZy Watermark if you regularly brand photos and videos and want reusable templates, broad import and export options, and high-volume batch tools without uploading originals by default. Premium is the practical step up for unlimited video batches and the combined Photo and Video apps. Look elsewhere if your priority is a clearly priced team plan or a simpler one-image workflow.