Preview the label against a real frame before export
Check CLIENT REVIEW over the actual footage first, so the subject stays clear and the complete label remains unmistakable after delivery.
Watermark Videos burns a visible text label into one clip or an entire batch. Enter a review, ownership, or client label once; place it at the top, center, or bottom; balance opacity and footprint against a real frame; then create separately named MP4 copies whose marks remain visible after re-uploading or re-exporting.
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Preview the actual watermark over a real source frame.
Apply one label consistently across several clips.
Choose top, center, or bottom placement.
Tune opacity and footprint so the footage remains readable.
Burn the text into the exported pixels so the mark travels with the clip.
Keep clean masters untouched and receive separately named MP4 copies.
Tune placement, opacity, and footprint, then deliver a marked copy while the clean master stays untouched.
Check CLIENT REVIEW over the actual footage first, so the subject stays clear and the complete label remains unmistakable after delivery.
Move the watermark between top, center, and bottom, then balance opacity and footprint for the review copy you need.
The successful -client-review.mp4 result remains beside the exact label settings and the unchanged-original destination policy.
The practical details that make this job faster, clearer, or safer than doing it by hand.
Text, position, opacity, and footprint update against the selected video frame before any file is written.
Load several clips and give every proof the same CLIENT REVIEW, DRAFT, or ownership mark in one run.
Every marked output is a separately named MP4, leaving the unmarked source ready for final delivery.
Add one video or a review batch.
Enter the label and choose its position.
Tune opacity and footprint against the live preview.
Create and reveal the separately named marked copies.
It is burned into the exported copy, so keep the original file.