Attach Watermark Notice For Free

Watermarking Stops Image Theft Photographers often add a watermark to their photos in order to protect their work from being used without their permission.

Insert a picture watermarkOn the Design tab, select Watermark.Select Custom Watermark, and then choose Picture Watermark.Click Select Picture.Find a picture of your own, or search Bing images.Choose the picture you want, and select Insert.

How to Watermark Your Images FasterStep 2: Add your images. To add images, click the Add Images button and select all the images you want to watermark.Step 3: Add your logo. Click Add watermark, choose Image Watermark, click File and select your logo.Step 4: Save watermarked images.

You can use Ctrl + Alt + C to create the copyright symbol in Windows and Option + C to create it on OS X on Mac. Certain word-processing programs, such as MS Word and OpenOffice.org, automatically create the symbol when you type ( c ). You can copy it and paste it on the photo in the image-editing program.

Ideally, the watermark should be visible without detracting attention away from the contents of the image itself. For that reason, it's better to use a watermark that's free of any color or anything else that's too eye-catching.

First, why do people use watermarks? To prevent their art from being stolen and copied. To make sure if their art is shared without credit, viewers can trace back to the original creator.

Generally, a watermark should: Be placed in a descreet area of the image that does not interfere with the view of the image, but will make it more difficult to remove or clone out. Have limited text. If the watermark is small, then having text will be all but near impossible to read.