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The best way to add a copyright watermark to an image in Photoshop is:
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If you are wondering how to add a logo to a photo on Mac, your options with Preview are to open the file with your logo in Preview, select all by pressing Command + A on your keyboard, and copy (Command + C) and then paste it onto your image (Command + V) in Preview. Save your watermarked image (note that changes are saved on top of your existing file, so make sure to make the edits in a copied file, not the original).Īnother way of watermarking (sort-of) your image in Preview is adding text to your image with the Text tool, but since there’s no Opacity adjustment option there (at least not in our version for macOS Monterey 12.1), your options are limited to picking a color that blends with your image the most. Open the Fill Color menu again and adjust Opacity to the minimum level that can be visible in your image.Draw your watermark (you can just sign your name).Select your desired color by clicking the Fill Color button in the editing menu (third from the right).Select Sketch button in the editing menu (third from the left).Open the image with Preview and click the Markup button at the top right of the image (it looks like the tip of a pen) to open the editing menu.You can change opacity of any drawn lines or shapes in Preview, so we’ve added a watermark to our text image as follows: The process is a bit roundabout though, so let’s walk through it.
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If you really don’t want to use any third-party tool, you can add a watermark to your photo on Mac using Preview. Add a text watermark to your photos on macOS using Preview You can also use PhotoBulk to resize, convert, optimize, and rename images in batches. PhotoBulk handles all of that automatically. One of the best things about using Photobulk to batch watermark photos is that you don’t have the problem with scaling and positioning the watermark in relation to the size and shape of the photo.
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Once you’ve created and placed the first one, go back to step 4 and this time, press the plus icon at the top of the Watermark box and choose the type you want. You can add multiple watermarks to images, too. PhotoBulk will watermark each image in turn. That’s it! No scripts or Actions necessary.



The solution is to identify the photo as yours in a way that can’t easily be altered, in other words, add watermarks. It’s the kind of thing that happens all the time and there’s very little most of us can do about it once the image is out there. There are few things more frustrating than taking a brilliant photo, sharing it on social media, and seeing it get lots of traction, only for other people to post it without crediting you. Get PhotoBulk to edit and watermark your photo gallery.
