Free Logo Stamping Tool
Stamp your logo, job title, date, address, and GPS coordinates onto jobsite photos — one at a time or a whole batch at once. The date and location come straight off each photo. Your photos never leave your browser.
No logo file? Text mode stamps your company name from the Details tab instead.
Batch downloads arrive as a ZIP with sequential file names built from your company and job title — ready to drop into a report or email.
Stamp every photo automatically
Nice work — that one's stamped. CrewBox does this for every photo your crew takes, without anyone opening a tool: logo, timestamp, GPS, and project details burned in at capture, then filed by job and dropped straight into branded PDF reports.
How to Stamp Your Logo on a Photo in 3 Steps
Drop in your photos
Drag a whole folder of jobsite photos onto the preview, or tap Add Photos. Nothing is sent to a server — every image stays on your device.
Add your logo & details
Upload a PNG or SVG logo and drag it into place, then fill in the job title, address, and note. The date and GPS are read from each photo automatically.
Download one or all
Save a single stamped JPG or PNG, or hit Download All and get the whole batch as a ZIP with clean sequential file names.
A Photo Watermark Tool That Knows What a Jobsite Is
Most watermark apps stamp a logo and stop there. On a jobsite the logo is the easy part — what you actually need is proof of when and where the photo was taken, on every shot, without typing it forty times.
Your logo, placed exactly
Upload a PNG, SVG, JPG, or WebP logo, snap it to any of nine positions, or just drag it where you want it. Size, opacity, and edge margin are all yours.
Date read from the photo itself
The tool opens each photo's EXIF block and pulls the real date taken — not today's date, not the download date. Edit it if you need to, or stamp the current time with one tap.
GPS coordinates, automatically
If your phone recorded location, the coordinates land on the photo in decimal or DMS format. Standing on site right now? Use My Location grabs it from the browser.
Job title, address & notes
Add the job name, the site address, and a free line for crew, PO number, or weather. Set it once and hit Apply to All to push it across the whole batch.
Batch stamping & ZIP export
Load as many photos as you like, stamp them all in one pass, and download a single ZIP named after your company and job — no renaming forty files by hand.
Tiled anti-theft watermark
Posting portfolio shots publicly? Flip on Repeat across photo to tile a faint diagonal watermark that survives a crop and a screenshot.
No logo file? No problem
Switch the watermark to Text and the tool stamps your company name in a clean condensed face. Good enough to send today while the designer finishes the real thing.
Sized for how you send it
Keep full resolution for the archive, or cap the width at 2400, 1600, or 1200px so a forty-photo email actually leaves the truck on one bar of signal.
100% private & free
Runs entirely in your browser. No upload, no sign-up, no photo limit, no locked watermark on the output. It even works offline once the page has loaded.
What Contractors Stamp Photos For
A branded, timestamped, GPS-tagged photo is the cheapest insurance policy in the trades — and the best free marketing you own.
Insurance & storm claims
Adjusters want date and location on the face of the photo. Stamp the whole claim set in one pass. Documenting hail damage →
Progress & draw requests
Lenders and GCs release money against dated proof that the milestone actually happened on that address.
Warranty & callback defence
Two years later, a stamped photo of the flashing you installed ends the argument in about ten seconds.
Social & portfolio posts
Every shared photo carries your logo, so the work markets you even when someone else reposts it.
Subcontractor sign-off
Stamp the sub's own photos with the job name and date before they go in the file, so nothing gets misattributed later.
Restoration & remediation
Water, fire, and mold jobs live or die on a defensible timeline. Plumbing crews →
Logo Stamping Tool FAQ
Is the logo stamping tool really free?
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up, no photo limit, and no forced watermark on the output. Upload your own logo, stamp as many photos as you want, and download them all.
Do my photos or my logo get uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser on an HTML canvas — your photos, your logo file, and your GPS coordinates never leave the device. That also means it keeps working when the site trailer's signal drops.
Can I watermark multiple photos at once?
Yes. Drop in as many photos as you like, set the logo and details once, tap Apply These Details to All Photos, then hit Download All. You get one ZIP containing every stamped photo, named sequentially from your company and job title.
Where do the date and GPS coordinates come from?
From the photo's own EXIF metadata, read locally in your browser: the date taken your camera recorded, plus the GPS coordinates if location was switched on. If a photo has no EXIF GPS you can type an address, or tap Use My Location to stamp where you're standing. Note that screenshots, WhatsApp forwards, and photos already stripped by another app usually have no EXIF left.
What logo file format works best?
A PNG with a transparent background looks best over a photo, but SVG, JPG, and WebP all work. If you don't have a logo file on your phone, switch the watermark to Text and the tool stamps your company name instead.
Will a stamped photo hold up for an insurance claim?
A burned-in timestamp, address, and GPS coordinate makes a photo far more useful to an adjuster, and it's standard practice on restoration and storm work. Always keep the untouched originals as well — the original file's EXIF data is the underlying evidence, and the stamp just makes it readable at a glance.
Does stamping reduce my photo quality?
Only as much as you tell it to. Choose Original resolution and PNG for a lossless copy, or cap the width and drop the JPG quality when you need small files to actually send from the field.
Can I make before-and-after images too?
Yes — that's a separate free tool. Try the Before & After Photo Maker for sliders, side-by-sides, progress strips, and animated GIFs.
Upgrade to CrewBox Pro
This free tool stamps the photos you remember to stamp. CrewBox is the construction documentation app that handles the other ninety percent: your crew shoots through the CrewBox camera and every photo lands already branded, time-stamped, and GPS-tagged, filed under the right project — even with no signal. Then it becomes a client-ready PDF report in a couple of taps.
Stamped at capture, not later
Logo, timestamp, and GPS are applied the moment the shutter fires — nobody has to remember to run a tool at the end of the day.
Branded PDF reports
Turn a job's stamped photos into a professional report with your logo, straight from the field — for clients, insurers, and warranty files.
Your whole crew in sync
Everyone shoots to the same shared project. Photos, comments, and tasks sync the moment there's signal again.
Simple per-user pricing
Start on the Free plan, then scale up with Solo, Starter, and Pro — flat monthly plans billed per user, with no per-photo or per-report fees. See current rates and compare every plan on the pricing page.
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