#MASS WATERMARK WINDOWS#
You will be prompted on where you would like to save the watermarked images via a standard windows dialog box. Once you have set all your options and positioned your watermark, just click the WaterMark Images button.
For example, in my sample images, if I had chosen the black text for my solar eclipses images you would not see the text. So take that into consideration when you position it and when you are creating it. Keep in mind that the location applies to all the images you export. You could also use the logo positioning options to autosize the image, make it transparent, and choose a position. Once it is in the Mass Watermark app and you want to move its location, you can double-click on the preview and it will present you with another window where you can click and manually move the watermark’s location. Now in this is the interface showing the custom watermark that I created above with the Watermark Designer. Here is an example of a custom watermark created with the WaterMark Designer. If you choose to save it, to use it in future watermarking, you would choose the save image in the open image logo section to bring it back in. I did save it for future use, but if you click the use as watermark and you will be sent back to the Mass Watermark interface and see it as a preview of one of your current images. Watermark Designer to create a custom watermark with a logo and customized text. Interface showing text and logo watermarks It is showing large and not transparent for easier viewing as an example. Now that I’ve created my watermark with the Watermark Designer I have brought it into Mass Watermark and showing a preview of a watermark on which I added text and a logo. Below shows the basic editing options you can do with this app when you click Optimize. Since my logo is usually a large format image I needed to scale it down and the Watermark Designer handled this very easily.Īnother option under the top right section is the ability to do a quick optimization of the image. Once you have created your watermark, you can bring it right into the app or save it to bring into the Mass Watermark interface as a logo.
It lets you select the font size, type, and color and you can set options such as have the logo appear overtop of text. The bottom half is where you enter your text, image logo, and choose your various options Windows Mass Watermark app interfaceīelow is the Watermark Designer interface where you can make your custom watermark with text, logo, or both and resize the logo image if needed. The top left is where you import the images to be watermarked, the top right shows a preview of the selected image with the watermark.
You have quick access to all the features in this one interface. It can import jpeg, png, bmp, gif, or tiff images.īelow is the Mass Watermark interface. The windows version of this app is full-featured app for creating watermarked images as well as a way to mass resize images. It does have an option for the original format if you want to keep it the same as the imported image. Can export the watermarked image as jpeg, png, bmp, gif, or tiff.Improve Image Quality by applying effects like Mean Removal,Sharpening Etc.Crop/Rotate/Resize the image and the image for a watermark.Image Optimization – Adjusting Contrast,Brightness etc.Create your own Branding Watermark with Custom Text and Custom Logo.Retouch your Images before Watermarking with Image Optimizer.Batch Resize Images to meet Web standards.Add Text or Image Watermark to a collection of Images.
#MASS WATERMARK MAC OS#
The features vary between the Mac OS and Windows versions at the moment with the Windows version having the full feature set. Features and notes on each platform version
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