Step 1: Add your video and watermark
Drop in your video file (MP4, WebM, or MOV up to 2GB), then either type out some text or upload a logo image (PNG, JPG, SVG, or WebP).
Try the example video first if you just want to see how the positioning and preview work before uploading anything of your own.
Step 2: Design your watermark
A few things to set:
Text: font size, color, background color, padding, transparency
Logo: scale it up or down while keeping the aspect ratio
Position: pick a preset corner or use the visual picker to drag it wherever
Opacity: go from subtle to fully visible depending on what the video needs
Step 3: Set the timing and output
Decide when it shows and how it's saved:
Start and end times if you only want the watermark on part of the video
Output format: MP4, WebM, or MOV
Quality: Low, Medium, or High
Frame rate: keep the original or adjust
Step 4: Preview, process, download
Once the settings look right:
Preview the watermarked video with playback controls
Download with a sensible filename
Reuse the settings for a batch of similar videos
Save the configuration as a preset for future projects
Tip: If you've got a folder of videos all needing the same watermark, set it up once, save the preset, and apply it to each file. Keeps your branding consistent without redoing the work.
Your Video Stays on Your Device
Unlike other online video watermarkers, PixDuplicate does all the work locally in your browser using WebAssembly. That means:

