Signatures
Sign your work. Once, then everywhere.
Build text signatures from the full Google Fonts catalogue or upload your studio logo as a PNG / SVG. Pick a default position, opacity, and scale. Drop the same signature onto any photo in any of our editors with one click.
- Build once, reuse everywhere
- Auto-watermark client downloads
- Originals never touched
What it does, exactly.
Text signature builder
Type your mark, pick a Google Font, color, weight, drop shadow, border. Live preview against a photo background, a light tile, and a dark tile so you know it reads everywhere.
Image signature upload
Drag a PNG or SVG with transparency. We store it under your owner prefix in S3 and use it as a layer the same way as text.
Per-signature presets
Each signature has a default position (4 corners or center), opacity, and scale. Override per-photo in the editor.
Drop in as a layer
Drop the chosen signature into your open photo in the editor as a new layer. Position with the move tool, set the blend mode and opacity — full control.
Fotobot + miniPaint — coming
Toolbar 'Signature' button in our other editors via the same picker. Fotobot will trigger Filerobot's stamp tool with the signature pre-filled; miniPaint adds it as a new layer.
Unlimited per account
No tier cap on signature count. Studios usually have 2–4 (light logo, dark logo, text mark, copyright).
How people use it
Real workflows.
Wedding photographer
Two signatures: a small text copyright for portfolio shots and a fuller studio logo for client delivery downloads. Default position bottom-right.
Commercial / product
Often no visible signature on portfolio (clean for clients), but the watermark applies on every client gallery download for unreleased work.
Personal brand portrait shooter
Single signature: handwritten-looking text mark via a Google Font. Consistent across portfolio, social, and client deliveries.
From the blog
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