Upload the video
Choose the MP4, MOV, WebM, or M4V file that will be the background.
Add Image to Video Online
Place photos, logos, product shots, or transparent PNG graphics over a video. Arrange multiple images in the preview and export at the video's original resolution.
Video file
No upload size limit. Files stay in this browser.
Image layers
Drag or resize the selected image in the video preview.
Upload a video to start adding images.
Keep this tab open until encoding finishes.
How to add an image to a video
Add your image
Select a PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG. Add more image layers when needed.
Position and resize
Drag the image and its resize handles, then fine-tune opacity or numeric dimensions.
Export the MP4
Render locally and download a video with the image overlays applied.
Precise image overlays without a full editor
Add multiple pictures
Layer photos, logos, screenshots, and transparent graphics over the same video.
Drag and resize visually
Position each image directly in the preview or enter exact X, Y, width, and height values.
Adjust image opacity
Make a subtle logo overlay or keep a photo fully opaque with a simple slider.
Keep original video resolution
The canvas follows the uploaded video's dimensions, so export does not force a social template.
Supported video and image formats
Use common browser-readable video files and still-image overlays.
MP4MOVWebMM4VPNGJPGWebPSVG
Put a photo, logo, or graphic on a video
An image overlay can show a product close-up, add a channel logo, place a reaction image beside a speaker, or keep a reference screenshot visible during a tutorial. This page focuses on that single job, with direct controls for placement, size, and opacity.
Add pictures without uploading your footage
The video and image files are read locally. They are not sent to a processing queue, and the finished MP4 is encoded in the browser. That removes upload wait time and keeps client drafts or personal footage on your device.
Use transparent images for clean overlays
PNG, WebP, and SVG files with transparent areas usually blend into video more naturally than a rectangular JPG. For a branding workflow that also needs text or privacy blur, use the video watermark tool.
FAQ
Can I add an image to a video for free?
Yes. This tool adds pictures to video for free without requiring an account or placing a DojoClip watermark on the export.
Are my video and images uploaded?
No. The files, preview, and MP4 export stay in your browser, which is useful for private footage and unreleased campaigns.
Can I put multiple pictures on one video?
Yes. Add as many image layers as your browser and device can comfortably preview, then position each layer independently.
Can I add a transparent PNG to a video?
Yes. PNG, WebP, and SVG overlays can preserve transparency, making them suitable for logos, product cutouts, and corner graphics.
Does the image stay in the same position for the whole video?
Yes. Each image uses a fixed position and size for the full clip. Animated paths and timed image entrances are not included in this focused tool.
Which browser should I use for MP4 export?
Chrome and Edge currently provide the most reliable local MP4 encoding support. Browser memory and device speed still affect very large videos.