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Build an Image Watermarking Tool with Python

Level: Beginner

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Ardit Sulce
Dec 02, 2025
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Your task for today is to create a command-line tool that adds a logo watermark to any image, perfect for protecting your photos or branding your content. For this project, the program we will build works on a single image, but it can be easily expanded to process multiple images in one go.

Project Task

Create an image watermarking tool that:

  • Uses the Pillow (PIL) library to work with images

  • Takes a main image and a logo/watermark image as input

  • Positions the watermark in the bottom-right corner of the image

  • Adjusts the watermark transparency for a professional look

  • Saves the watermarked image with a new filename

  • Works from the command line with simple file paths

  • Handles PNG logos with transparency support

This project gives you hands-on practice with image processing, file handling, and working with the Pillow library — essential skills for building media manipulation tools.

Expected Output

The program reads two files, a main image.png file:

And a logo.png file:

The user provides the two image filepaths through the command line:

And here is the final result -the main image with the logo in the lower right corner:

While this can be done with other tools, the power of Python allows you to generate thousands of watermarked images in a couple of seconds.

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Skeleton and Solution

Below you will find both a downloadable skeleton.py file to help you code the project with comment guides and the downloadable solution.py file containing the correct solution.

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