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Help for Signet on Android  ·  Last updated: 12 August 2026

Signet adds text or transparent-logo watermarks to batches of photos on your device. This page covers the initial unlimited Android release.

Contact support

Email kovalchuk.egor1357@gmail.com. Please include your Signet version, phone model, Android version, the output format and the exact message shown by the App.

Do not email private source photos, watermark logos or metadata unless we specifically agree that one sample is necessary. Remove sensitive information first.

Start a watermark job

  1. Open Signet and choose Select photos or import from Files.
  2. Select one or more JPEG or PNG photos using Android’s system picker.
  3. Add a text watermark or transparent PNG logo.
  4. Review placement across portrait, landscape and square photos.
  5. Adjust an individual photo if it needs a different position or visibility.
  6. Choose JPEG or PNG output and start export.
  7. Use the completion screen to find the successfully saved copies.

Original photos

Signet opens selected source photos as read-only content. It never overwrites them. Every successful export is a new file. If a job fails or is cancelled, Signet does not report a partial output as complete.

Supported limits in the first release

Images over the supported pixel limit are rejected before export to reduce the risk of the operating system terminating the job.

Common problems

A photo cannot be read

An export failed

I cannot find the output

The App was closed during export

Reopen Signet. The active draft should return, while an incomplete output should not appear as successful. Review the recovered job and retry the items that did not finish.

Does Signet need internet access?

No for the core workflow. Photo selection, watermark editing, preview and export work on-device. The initial release has no ads, subscriptions or enabled remote diagnostics.

Accessibility

Signet supports Android text scaling and TalkBack on the main workflow. If an action is clipped, unlabeled or difficult to reach, report the screen, font-size setting and TalkBack state.

What to include in a useful report