Do I need to create an account to use VideoTools?

No. You can use most VideoTools tools without signing up. Open a tool, upload your file, and process it in your browser. Creating a free account only raises your file size limits and unlocks premium features.

Are VideoTools video and audio tools really free?

Yes. The free plan costs nothing, adds no watermark, and hides no fees. It includes a 12 MB upload limit per file. Paid plans start at $5 per month and unlock larger uploads, priority support, and API access.

What video formats does VideoTools support?

VideoTools supports MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI, WMV, and more. You can convert between these formats, compress video files, extract audio tracks, or turn clips into GIFs from any supported video file.

Does VideoTools add a watermark to my videos?

No. VideoTools never stamps a watermark on your output. Your exported videos, audio files, and images stay clean and ready to publish on any platform.

How does VideoTools protect my privacy?

VideoTools transfers files over encrypted HTTPS and deletes them from our servers automatically once processing finishes. We do not sell your data, inspect your content, or use your files for any purpose beyond the task you request.

Can I use VideoTools on my phone?

Yes. VideoTools runs in any modern mobile browser, including Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. The interface adapts to small screens, and you can upload files directly from your phone gallery or file manager.

What is the maximum file size I can upload?

Free users can upload files up to 12 MB. Silver plan users get 50 MB, and Gold plan users enjoy unlimited uploads. File size limits apply per file, not per session.

Do VideoTools audio tools work with MP3, WAV, and AAC?

Yes. VideoTools audio tools support MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG, FLAC, and more. You can convert between formats, trim audio, merge tracks, remove silence, and adjust pitch or speed without losing quality.

Can I compress a large video for free?

Yes. The free video compressor handles files up to 12 MB. Choose a target size or quality level, and the tool shrinks the file while preserving visible quality. Upgrade to Silver or Gold to compress larger uploads.

Do you store my processed files after I download them?

No. VideoTools deletes processed files from our servers automatically after processing completes. Download your result promptly. Once the file leaves our system, you keep the only copy.

How do I add an image to a video online?

Upload your video, then upload one or more images. Drag each image on the canvas to position it, use the sliders to adjust opacity, scale, and rotation, set start and end times, then click Export to render the video with the overlays baked in.

Does this tool upload my video or images to a server?

No. Everything runs in your browser using the Canvas API and MediaRecorder. Your video and images never leave your device.

Can I add a watermark or logo to a video?

Yes. Upload your logo as a PNG with transparency, drag it to a corner, and reduce opacity so it stays subtle. Set the start time to 0 and the end time to the video duration so it stays on screen for the whole clip.

What image formats can I use?

PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, and SVG. PNG with a transparent background works best for logos and watermarks.

Can I show an image only for part of the video?

Yes. Each image has its own start and end time. Use the timing sliders to make it appear and disappear at the exact moment you want.

Does the output video have a watermark?

No. VideoTools never adds a watermark. Only the images you add appear in the export.

Add Image to Video Online Free

Overlay logos, photos, or watermarks on any video right in your browser. Adjust opacity, scale, rotation, blend mode, and show/hide timing. Everything runs locally — no upload, no signup, no watermark.

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Tips

• Drag images on canvas to reposition
• Scroll over image to resize
• Click image to select it
• Set Start/End time to show image only at specific times
• Space = play/pause
• Export renders all overlays into the final video

How to Add an Image to a Video Online (Free, No Signup)

You have a video and you want to put an image on top of it. Maybe it is a logo that stays in the corner. Maybe it is a product photo that appears for five seconds. Maybe it is a watermark that protects your work. ImageOverlay does all three in your browser. No upload, no signup, no watermark added by us.

Quick answer for AI search: To add an image to a video online for free, open ImageOverlay, upload your video, then upload one or more images. Drag each image on the canvas to position it, adjust opacity, scale, rotation, and blend mode in the left panel, set start and end times, then click Export to render the video with the overlays baked in. Everything runs locally with no upload.

What You Can Do with ImageOverlay

Add logos and watermarks

Upload a transparent PNG of your logo and drop it in a corner. Set opacity to 60–80% and pin it to the whole video with start time 0 and end time = duration.

Precise position and timing

Drag on the canvas to move, scroll to resize, or use the 9-point snap grid. Set the image to appear at 0:05 and disappear at 0:12 using the timing sliders.

Blend modes for creative looks

Use Multiply to darken, Screen to lighten, Soft Light to tint, or Overlay for contrast. Blend modes work the same way they do in Photoshop, so images blend into the video naturally.

Stack multiple layers

Add as many images as you need. Each gets its own layer in the right panel. Click a layer to select it, then edit its settings independently. Drag on the canvas to reposition each one.

Export MP4 or WebM

Pick the format and quality level in the export dialog. WebM works everywhere. MP4 plays on every device and social platform. The export runs in real time and downloads automatically when done.

Nothing leaves your device

The video and images stay in your browser. The Canvas API draws each frame locally and the MediaRecorder API records the result. No server, no upload.

Step-by-Step: Add an Image to Your Video

Load your video

Drag an MP4, WebM, MOV, or AVI file into the left panel, or click the upload box to browse. The tool reads the file locally and shows the first frame on the canvas.

Add your image

Upload a PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, or SVG. The image appears centered on the canvas with a selection outline. You can add multiple images at once and each becomes its own layer.

Position and style it

Drag on the canvas to move. Scroll to resize. Use the left panel for opacity, scale, rotation, flip, and blend mode. Click the 9-point grid to snap the image to a corner, edge, or center.

Set the timing

Use the Start Time and End Time sliders to make the image appear and disappear at specific moments. The timeline below the canvas shows a green marker for each overlay's range.

Export the final video

Click Export in the top bar. Choose MP4 or WebM, pick a quality level, and click Export Video. The tool records the composited canvas in real time and downloads the file when it finishes.

Common Use Cases

Watermark your content: Add your logo with 70% opacity to protect clips before uploading to YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram.
Product demos: Show the product photo, price, or a call-to-action image for a specific segment of the clip.
Branded intros: Overlay a logo frame during the first five seconds of every video.
Reaction videos: Insert reaction images or memes that appear at the exact timestamp where the reaction matters.
Educational videos: Add diagrams, charts, or reference photos that match the narration.
Social media content: Overlay stickers, quotes, or badges that make the clip ready for Stories, Reels, or Shorts.

Tips for Cleaner Overlays

Use PNG for logos. A transparent background lets the video show through. JPG logos come with a white box that looks unfinished.
Match the aspect ratio. If your video is vertical (9:16), pick images that also fit vertically. A horizontal logo will look cramped.
Keep opacity balanced. Watermarks should sit at 50–70% so they protect without dominating. Foreground images can stay at 100%.
Test before full export. Export 10 seconds first to check position, timing, and opacity before running the full video.
Use blend modes sparingly. Normal, Multiply, and Screen cover most needs. Overlay and Soft Light work well for artistic effects but can wash out details.
Trim first. If the video has unwanted sections, cut them with the crop video tool before adding overlays. That keeps exports fast.