Don't run a hundred files through one at a time. Send your photos and videos as a batch — Flowmark watermarks the whole set and returns it in a single message. No need to process each file by hand.
Promo access unlocks every Flowmark tool for 30 days, with a larger batch limit — try it on your own real sets of files.
Pick whichever suits you — all three lead to the same result: one mark on every file at once.
Select several files in a chat and forward them to the bot as one group, or upload them together — it recognizes this as a batch on its own.
The /batch command — upload files at any pace, watch the live "Received: N" counter in the chat, and tap "Confirm" when you're done.
A regular album of several photos in Telegram or MAX is automatically treated as a batch — no separate commands.
The batch is downloaded in parallel, rendered together and comes back as a single message with a navigator collage. It's a preview — a quick way to confirm that every file came out clean; the finished files are ready to grab right away. From the navigator you can open any single file and adjust its settings — without redoing the rest.
While processing runs, the chat shows how many files of the set are already done. Batch size depends on your group's plan: a small set on the entry plans, dozens of files at a time on the higher ones — more on the pricing page.
Same-style posts in a single look, several channels or clients, a repeating stream of photos and video.
100 shots after a match, concert or event need to go out branded fast — in minutes, not a whole evening in an editor.
An incoming stream of photos and video has to be branded before it goes to publication.
Batches aren't just for watermarks: the same goes for captions, face hiding and other tools. Flowmark brings your whole media workflow into a single bot:
Batch size depends on your plan: from a small set on the entry plans to dozens of files at a time on the higher ones. Exact numbers are on the pricing page.
Yes. A batch can contain both photos and videos — the bot applies the mark's settings to each file and processes them in one task.
Yes. The finished files arrive with a navigator collage for preview: from it you can open any single file and adjust it without touching the others.
No. Files are downloaded and processed in parallel, and the chat shows how many of the set are already done. The finished set arrives as a single message.
There's a free plan, and the promo link opens 30 days of extended access with a larger batch limit.