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Build a Canva Clone Image & Text Watermark Editor in Browser Using Canvas API in HTML & Javascript
Mar 3, 2026
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Uh hello guys uh welcome to this live
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stream. So in this live stream I will
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show you a web application that I
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developed in HTL CSS and JavaScript.
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It's a Canva clone image watermark
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editor where you can actually add
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professionallook text watermarks and
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image watermarks to your image
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instantly. So I've given the description
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link you can check out the demo. So once
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you go to this link at the checkout page
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I have given this demo link. So before
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purchasing the source code you can check
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out the demo. So once you select your
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image click on preview watermark. So by
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default the watermark will be there at
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the bottom right position here. As you
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can see
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here you can apply the modifications.
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You can change the phone color. You can
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put your company name right here.
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You can even change the phone size as
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well. and again click on preview
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watermark and now your watermark will
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automatically get added and then you can
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click on download
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watermark image. So it's a single page
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static tool that I developed entirely in
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HTML, CSS and JavaScript. As you can see
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the watermark is successfully added. So
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if you are interested in purchasing the
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source code of this, so this is a single
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file here you will get after you make
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the payment from Google Drive
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automatically.
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So this is the actual source code. It's
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round about several hundred lines of
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code here. So it's entirely built-in
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HTML, CSS and JavaScript. For building
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this we are using jQuery and Bootstrap
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and you can run this locally as well. So
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now we are running it at localhost as
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you can see. So again you repeat the
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process. You simply select your image
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file
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and you can change the position as well.
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So by default it come at bottom right.
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You can even make it at center. You can
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change the font. Can just
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just put your anything
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and it will appear. So you can even
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change the font size using the slider.
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So like this. And uh then we also have
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the option if you want to add a logo or
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image you select this one and image
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watermark. So here you have this option
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to put a image watermark right here. So
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again you will choose a file here. So
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now I selected you can select the
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watermark size.
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You can select top left
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and now that image logo image will be
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added as a watermark. So as you can see
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that both the things we support here
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text image it's a Canva clone uh
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professional looking uh image watermark
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editor
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you can have both text and image so
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based upon whatever you like. So this is
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the full source code guys. If you're
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interested first of all definitely try
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out the demo which is given if you visit
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the description link.
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So at the checkout page I've given the
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demo and then if you're interested you
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can directly purchase it. It has all the
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options
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can move the position size everything
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you can control.
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So can make it bigger as well. So
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instantly it will be live preview and
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then you can if you're happy with it
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then you can download the output image.
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[snorts]
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[sighs]
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So you can see that the image is
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actually added as a overlay. So
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this is the actual tool guys image
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watermark editor s such as Canva clone.
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Definitely try this. If you're
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interested, you can purchase the source
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code.