Add your logo to multiple product photos in one go

AI image tools that support logo placement usually let you upload a logo file, pick a corner or edge, adjust margins, and set size and opacity. The key feature is control over relative position so the logo sits in the same spot across different images. Photoroom lets you upload your logo, place it where you want on one image, then apply that same setup to every photo in the batch. Position, size and opacity stay consistent across the full set.

Teams tend to look for tools that keep logo placement consistent, support transparent PNG files, and work well with large batches of product photos. Good tools also preserve product clarity and export in formats that fit ecommerce flows. Photoroom focuses on AI product photography, so logo workflows fit directly into catalog editing. You upload your logo once, pick size and placement, and apply it in bulk across all product photos, ready for PDPs, social posts or partner assets.

A logo is a brand mark, usually placed in a clear, readable way to show who created or owns the image. A watermark is often lighter, repeated or semi-transparent, and used more for protection or traceability than for branding alone. In Photoroom, you can use your logo in both ways. Place it as a clean brand mark in one corner, or treat it as a softer overlay with lower opacity across many images, then apply that style in bulk.

The usual process is to load your images, upload a logo file, decide on placement and size, then apply that setup across all selected photos instead of repeating the steps one by one. Photoroom follows this flow in a single batch workflow. You upload your product photos, add your logo, adjust scale and opacity on one preview, then apply the result to the whole batch and download the branded images together.

Legality depends on who owns the rights to the logo and the photo, and how the image will be used. Using a logo you do not own or control can create legal or licensing problems, especially in commercial contexts. For anything sensitive, checking your rights and local rules is safest. Photoroom gives you a way to apply logos in bulk but does not grant rights to use a logo or image. You stay in control of which logos you upload and how you use the exported files.