uMark
6.0#25 in photo watermarking software$29 one-timemacOSWindows
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Watermark.ws
7.9#1 in photo watermarking softwareFrom $4 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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| Fact | uMark | Watermark.ws |
|---|---|---|
| Batch processing | The product page says uMark can watermark hundreds of photos in one go. | The editor applies watermark settings to many photos or videos while allowing per-file positioning changes. |
| Founded | 2005 | Much Media Inc states that the Watermark.ws project was established in 2014. |
| Metadata | uMark can use EXIF details including image name, capture time, aperture, and shutter speed as watermarks. | The file support page says metadata is preserved during editing unless otherwise specified. |
| Purpose | uMark is photo watermarking software designed to watermark many photos at a time. | Watermark.ws is a browser based editor for watermarking photos, videos, PDFs, and Word documents. |
uMark plans
- uMark Photo Watermarker for Mac — Personal License (1 Computer)$29, paid once
- uMark Photo Watermarker for Windows — Personal License (1 Computer)$29, paid once
- uMark Photo Watermarker for Mac — Professional License (3 Computers)$39, paid once
- uMark Photo Watermarker for Windows — Professional License (3 Computers)$39, paid once
- uMark Photo Watermarker for Mac — Team License (10 Computers)$99, paid once
- uMark Photo Watermarker for Windows — Team License (10 Computers)$99, paid once
Watermark.ws plans
- BasicFree
- Premium$4 a month
- Ultimate$8 a month
- API usage credit—
Pick uMark if…
uMark suits photographers and other users who need to watermark large batches of photos on Windows or macOS. It supports both a free mode and paid licenses for one, three, or ten computers.
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.