Resume Delete Watermark For Free

From the perspective of US law: Scenario 1: Removing the watermark is perfectly legal, obviously. You own the copyright.

Open the file that contains the watermarked photo. Find the photo that contains the watermark. Select the watermark text or image, then press Delete. Right-click on the picture and select Save as Picture.

Section 1202 of the U.S. Copyright Act makes it illegal for someone to remove the watermark from your photo so that it can disguise the infringement when used. The fines start at $2500 and go to $25,000 in addition to attorneys' fees and any damages for the infringement.

Watermarks can be placed on photos with a copyright notice and the name of the photographer, often in the form of white or translucent text. A watermark serves the purpose of informing a potential infringer that you own the copyright to your work and intend to enforce it, which may discourage infringement.

Open the concerned document. For latest Word editions, Select the Design tab (click the Page Layout tab For Word 2010 and Word 2007). Locate the Page Background tab and select Watermark. Select Remove Watermark. Your document should no longer display the watermark.

Fortunately, the DMCA section of the Copyright Act provides an even better reason to use watermarks.Section 1202 of the U.S. Copyright Act makes it illegal for someone to remove the watermark from your photo so that it can disguise the infringement when used.

How to Remove Watermark from a PhotoStep 1: Upload the image. Click the Upload button and select the picture you want to remove a watermark from.Step 2: Highlight watermarks to remove. Use the marker to highlight the area of the watermark you want to remove.Step 3: Remove them!