iWatermark
6.2#21 in photo watermarking softwareAndroidiOSmacOSWindows
VisitiWatermark vs Watermark.ws
Watermark.ws
7.9#1 in photo watermarking softwareFrom $4 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | iWatermark | Watermark.ws |
|---|---|---|
| Batch processing | It can batch process an unlimited number of photos and preserve color profiles and EXIF/IPTC data. | The editor applies watermark settings to many photos or videos while allowing per-file positioning changes. |
| Integrations | The Mac version is AppleScriptable, and the Windows version has a Windows Explorer shell extension for applying watermarks from the context menu. | The site says users can import files from Facebook, Instagram, Dropbox, and Google Drive and export processed files to other apps. |
| Metadata | It supports XMP, EXIF, IPTC, and Google Search metadata, including adding or removing metadata and using metadata tags as watermarks. | The file support page says metadata is preserved during editing unless otherwise specified. |
iWatermark plans
- iWatermark Pro for Mac—
Watermark.ws plans
- BasicFree
- Premium$4 a month
- Ultimate$8 a month
- API usage credit—
Pick iWatermark if…
It suits photographers, stock image services, social media sellers, and people protecting client deliveries or portfolios. The maker also lists Creative Commons licensing as a use case.
Pick Watermark.ws if…
Watermark.ws may suit people who want to watermark or edit files in a browser, including photographers and videographers. Its plans distinguish between batch photo work and multiple-video editing.