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A watermark is a logo, text, or pattern that is intentionally superimposed onto another image. Its purpose is to make it more difficult for the original image to be copied or used without permission. Pictured at right is an example of a watermark applied to a digital image.
Originally a watermark is a more or less transparent image or text that has been applied to a piece of paper, another image to either protect the original image, or to make it harder to copy the item e.g. money watermarks or stamp watermarks.
A watermark is a message (usually a logo, stamp, or signature) superimposed onto an image, with a great deal of transparency. So, it's still possible to visualize its presence without interrupting or preventing vision of the image that it protects.
Photographers who share their images online and choose to use a watermark usually do so for four main reasons: They feel that a watermark will allow viewers to more easily find and quickly identify their photos and brand as images get shared around the Web. This can be highly beneficial for marketing purposes.
Launch Visual Watermark. Click Select Images or drag your photos into the app. Select one or more images you would like to watermark. Click Next Step. Choose one of three options Add text, Add logo or Add group, depending on what type of watermark you want.
Ideally, your watermark should cover at least 30% of an image. You can make the watermark semi-transparent it will still protect your photo, but the watermark will seem less obtrusive. Using the right software, it's easy to place a transparent watermark to your photos.
The bottom right corner is a standard location to put your watermark. A watermark in the corner is visible, yet it doesn't significantly detract from a photograph. (Any corner works, but most photographers settle on the bottom right one.) When a watermark is placed in the bottom right, it's usually kept fairly small.
Open your logo, make it white on a transparent background, and save as a PNG. Open the image you want to put a watermark on. Click Add an image, and fetch your logo from where you've stored it. Resize your logo and place it in a corner of your image. Use the Fade slider to adjust your logo's transparency.
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