Drop in a photo or a clip and it comes back branded, with your logo and a line of text stamped on.
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Why this matters
Every picture and video that leaves your app can carry your brand. Pick a logo, a line of text, a corner and an opacity; the platform stamps it onto the photo, or onto every frame of a video with its sound kept. Drag across the photo to compare the original with the stamped copy.
The card starts a durable workflow that calls the watermark transform on the stored photo or clip. The workflow parks until the transform reports back, copies the result to a public URL and pushes it to your browser over realtime. The mark is sized to the picture, so one set of settings reads the same on a thumbnail and a 4K frame, and the text uses a bundled font, so it renders the same in development and production.
Marketplaces, photo booths, event apps, real-estate listings, stock libraries and user-generated video all need the same thing: every upload branded, consistently, without a designer in the loop. Usually that means an image pipeline for photos and a separate ffmpeg job for video.
Photos and videos go through the same one-line transform, running on the platform next to your storage. There are no image servers to run, no ffmpeg builds, and no third-party media API to pay for or keep in sync.