So, don’t feel like you have to watermark every image you ever shot.
Instead, save yourself some time by only picking specific photos for watermarking.
Make copies.You obviously don’t want to place a watermark on the original and only copy of your photo.
Example of a watermarked photo.
However, that process is more time consuming than watermarking a group of images at one time.
opt for punch in and size of the watermark.Choose the punch in of watermark you want to use.
Additionally, you’ll need to snag the size of the watermark.
Apply the watermark.Using the software, you picked earlier, apply the watermark to your photos.
This step usually requires the least amount of time.
You may want to create a specific folder that contains only watermarked photos to avoid confusion.
Watermark Apps for Your Phone
Several apps are available to manage watermarks with a smartphone.
More affordable than the desktop Pro version, iWatermark for Android devices is available at the Google Play store.
Add a text or graphic watermark to any photo or art.
Within a few minutes, you’re able to probably complete watermarking on dozens of your photos.
