Canva is great for design, but is it the right tool for batch watermarking? Here's what Etsy sellers need to know.
| Feature | WatermarkEtsyPhotos | Canva |
|---|---|---|
| Batch Processing | 50 at once | One at a time |
| Speed (50 images) | 30 seconds | 2+ hours |
| Monthly Cost | Pay-as-you-go $0.40-$0.80/image | Free or $14.99/mo Pro for best features |
| Purpose | Watermarking specialist | General design tool |
| ZIP Download |
Upload 50 images, apply one watermark style to all, download as ZIP. Total time: 30 seconds.
Must open each image individually, manually add watermark, download one by one. For 50 images: 2+ hours of repetitive work.
Built specifically for watermarking product photos:
Designed for creating graphics, not batch watermarking:
Use both tools for different purposes.
Canva is excellent for creating social media graphics, promotional images, and branded content. It's not designed for batch watermarking product photos.
If you need to watermark 10+ Etsy photos regularly, WatermarkEtsyPhotos will save you hours of repetitive work. The batch processing alone makes it worth it - what takes 2 hours in Canva takes 30 seconds here.
Real Example:
Sarah, a jewelry seller, used to spend 2 hours watermarking 50 photos in Canva before each product launch. After switching to WatermarkEtsyPhotos, she watermarks the same 50 photos in 30 seconds and gets back to making jewelry.
