Photo overlay
Place a logo or a second photo over a picture, with size and opacity controls.
Choose exactly two images: the base first, then the logo or overlay. Reorder the file list if needed.
What this tool does
This tool places one picture on top of another. The first image you choose is the main picture, and the second is the logo, stamp, badge or small photo that sits on it. You decide how wide the top picture should be, which corner or edge it goes to, and how solid or see-through it looks. It is the quickest way to brand product photos for a shop, add a school or company logo to event pictures, put a small QR code on a poster, or mark photos before sharing them on WhatsApp, Instagram or a marketplace.
Logo, badge or second photo
Any normal picture can go on top: PNG, JPG, WebP or a photo from your phone. A PNG logo with a transparent background looks best, because only the logo itself is drawn and the area around it stays clear. If your logo has a white box around it, first run it through the background remover, save the PNG with the transparent background, and then use it here. A second photo can also be placed on top, for example a small portrait in the corner of a group photo or a product close-up on a banner.
Size, position and transparency
Overlay width is set as a percentage of the main picture, so the logo looks the same on a small phone photo and on a large camera photo. Choose a corner, an edge or the centre. A small margin is kept from the edge so the logo does not touch the border. Lower the opacity when you want a soft, watermark-like look, or keep it at full strength for a clear brand mark. The overlay is never stretched; it keeps its own shape.
Quality and large photos
The result is saved as a PNG so the logo edges stay sharp. Very large photos from modern phones are reduced to a safe size before processing, because phones cannot handle pictures of unlimited size; when that happens the tool tells you the new size. For best results use a logo that is at least as wide as you want it to appear.
Getting the order right
The tool always treats the first file as the main picture and the second file as the overlay. If you picked them in the wrong order, use the arrows in the file list to swap them before pressing the button. Exactly two pictures are needed; the tool tells you clearly if you choose one or three.
Private by design
Both pictures are combined inside your own browser. Nothing is uploaded, and nothing is kept after you close the page. There is no sign-up and no watermark of ours on your result.
How to use it
- Choose two pictures Pick the main photo first, then the logo or second photo.
- Set the size Choose how wide the top picture should be, as a percentage of the main photo.
- Pick a position and strength Choose a corner, edge or centre, and set how solid or see-through the overlay is.
- Make and download Press the button, check the preview and download the PNG.
Why choose PDFPixo for this tool
- Works with any logo PNG logos with transparent backgrounds, JPG photos and WebP images all work.
- Same look on every photo Size is a percentage, so the logo looks the same on small and large photos.
- Sharp result Saved as PNG so logo edges stay clean.
- Private and free Your photos never leave your device. No sign-up, no added watermark.
Frequently asked questions
- Which picture goes on top?
- The second picture you choose goes on top of the first. Reorder the file list if needed.
- How do I remove the white box around my logo?
- Run the logo through the background remover first, then use the transparent PNG here.
- Can I make the logo see-through?
- Yes. Lower the opacity for a soft, watermark-like look.
- Why was my photo made smaller?
- Very large photos are reduced to a safe size so the tool works on phones. The tool shows the new size.
- Are my photos uploaded?
- No. Everything happens in your browser.
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