§ VIDEO LOGO & WATERMARK

Add a logo to your video without opening any software

You send the video to the bot, tap your logo button — Flowmark overlays the mark and returns the finished file to the same chat, right inside Telegram. No editing, no manual export and no separate app to install.

This isn't a do-it-by-hand tutorial — the Flowmark bot adds the logo for you, right inside Telegram and MAX.

Promo access unlocks every Flowmark tool for 30 days — logos, watermarks, captions, compression and transcription. Right inside Telegram and MAX.

The logo appears in the corner of the frame — position, size and opacity are set in advance.
§ 01 · Step by step

A logo on your video in four steps

Set your logo up once in the Mini App — after that, branding any video is a single button in the chat, with nothing to reconfigure.

  1. Open Flowmark

    Launch the bot in Telegram or MAX with Start — it's ready to take your video right away.

  2. Upload your logo

    In the Mini App, add your logo (transparent PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 10 MB) and set its position, size and opacity. Its button appears in the bot automatically.

  3. Send your video

    Forward or upload the video straight to the chat with the bot, like any file. Large clips are supported; the exact limit depends on your plan.

  4. Get the result

    Tap your logo button. The bot overlays it on the video and sends back the finished file — with live progress in the chat.

§ 02 · Why it helps right now

When it really comes in handy

A clip to publish right now

The video is ready and needs to go out now — and firing up an editor just for a logo in one corner isn't worth it.

One mark across the whole team

Several people brand videos in Telegram the same way — one logo, one set of settings, no "everyone does it their own way".

Many clips in a row

A dozen videos lined up for publishing — send them as a batch and add the logo to all of them in one operation.

§ 03 · How exactly it's applied

From a subtle logo to a dense watermark

The same logo can work as a discreet corner mark or as a dense watermark across the whole frame — that's a matter of settings, not different files.

Corner

The logo in one of nine positions on the frame grid — corners, edge midpoints, center. For clean branding of individual clips.

Tiled

The watermark repeats as a grid across the whole frame. Density is adjustable, down to a single vertical strip. A mark like this is harder to remove automatically.

Random position

On video, the logo changes place at a set interval — you can't cover it with one fixed patch or crop it out of the frame.

Full frame

The asset is stretched across the whole video — for plates, backgrounds and solid underlays.

After processing, the bot sends the result with quick buttons: change the position, size or opacity, turn on tiling or an outline — without re-sending the video.

Several logos and captions can sit on one clip as layers, each with its own settings. A composition can also be built with text: send the files and describe what you want — “logo 1, opacity 20 + logo 2 top left”. The result is adjusted the same way: change settings, add or remove a layer. It works for a batch of files too.

One logo in different modes: a corner mark and a dense tile across the whole frame.
§ 04 · Protecting authorship

Making your watermark hard to remove

A simple semi-transparent logo in the corner is wiped almost automatically by public watermark-removal services today. That's why protection in Flowmark isn't a single checkbox but a combination of techniques: an outline with noise, a dense repeating tile and random position, which on video moves the mark around as the clip plays.

There's no such thing as 100% protection, and we don't promise it. But these techniques make removal noticeably harder: the mark can't be wiped in one click or covered with a single mask across the whole clip — which makes it easier to leave someone else's content carrying your brand than to clean it off.

More on this on the page about a watermark that's hard to remove.

A logo on video is just one of Flowmark's tools

Flowmark is a working tool for creators, editorial teams and groups who need to brand a stream of photos and video quickly and consistently, right inside their messenger. A logo on video is a common task, but the same bot handles the rest too:

§ 05 · Common questions

The essentials, in brief

Do I need to install any software?

No. Flowmark runs inside Telegram and MAX. You send the video to the bot in a chat and get the finished file back — nothing to download or install.

Can I process several videos at once?

Yes. Send the videos one after another or as an album — the bot groups them into a batch and adds the logo in one task with the same settings. Batch size depends on your plan.

Is the logo fixed, or can it move?

Your choice. You can pin the mark to one of nine positions, repeat it as a tile across the frame, or turn on random position — then the logo changes place on the video at a set interval, and it's harder to cover with a single mask.

How large a video can I upload?

Flowmark supports large videos — noticeably bigger than a regular messenger upload. The exact limit depends on your plan and the platform.

Will the quality be preserved?

The logo is scaled with premultiplied alpha — no light halos around the edges of a transparent PNG. The video is re-encoded with quality as the priority within the given constraints.

Is it free?

There's a free plan, and the promo link opens 30 days of extended access to every tool — so you can test the bot on your own real tasks.

Add a logo to your first video right now

Open Flowmark, upload your logo and send a video — the result comes back to the same chat.

30 days of extended access to every tool. Right inside Telegram and MAX, with no software to install.