Download PicGuard for Linux

Your pictures, your signature

Official download link

Use the secure download link below for PicGuard.

Click the button to begin the secure download.

Manual Flatpak install

You can also install and run PicGuard from a terminal:

flatpak install flathub com.kjxbyz.PicGuard
flatpak run com.kjxbyz.PicGuard

About PicGuard

Introducing PicGuard - the ultimate solution for securing and customizing your digital photos. With our app, you can easily add watermarks to your images to protect your creative work and maintain your privacy.

PicGuard offers robust privacy protection features, ensuring your personal and sensitive information remains safeguarded. It's highly customizable, allowing you to personalize watermarks with various fonts, styles, and designs to suit your needs.

Accessible on web, mobile, and desktop, you can seamlessly integrate and manage your watermarking tasks across all your devices. PicGuard, as an open-source tool, it's not only free but also continuously improved by a community of developers dedicated to providing the best user experience.

Download PicGuard today and take control of your photo security and personalization like never before!

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Every file we link is checked manually and against malware scanners such as VirusTotal, so you can install PicGuard for Linux without fear of bundled threats. That means no modified installers, no injected adware, and no surprise downloads, just the exact package the developer ships.

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