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Main Area and Open Discussion => General Software Discussion => Topic started by: masu on June 13, 2009, 05:16 AM
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Hello,
which simple tool could you recommend to add watermarks to own images?
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When I had a need for this I opted to go with a paid solution. I purchased Bytescout Watermarking PRO (http://bytescout.com/watermarkingpro.html). I am very happy with my purchase and do recommend it if you choose to go with a paid product.
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Fineprint will add a watermark to any print job (plus does a lot of other stuff). Not free but worth the money.
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I use and recommend imagemagick (http://imagemagick.org/script/index.php) :Thmbsup:
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thanks for the info
Imagemick looks a little bit complicated to me. seems to be a commandline only utility?
Bytescout Watermarking PRO and Fineprint are unfortunatly not free :(
It doesn't have to be a really powerful program, just a program where I could add a watermark to a group of images with a batch command.
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you can use Picasa 3 (http://rexdelsar.com/blog/2008/09/how-to-watermark-photos-in-picasa-3/) to do that.
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Picasa can just add text as far as I can see, but is not able to add an image logo as watermark or?
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I don't know if it seems to be a command line utility. I know it IS one.
It's just a different interface, and that might seem to make things complicated. But actually the command line interface is very straight-forward, I believe :)
http://www.imagemagick.org/script/composite.php might give an idea of the straight-forwardness.
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if you don't mind using GIMP, there's a script for it: "Watermark it (http://www.td-e.com/soft/watermark-it.php)".
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I looked on ByteScout's freeware page (http://bytescout.com/download_freeware.html) and they have a Lite version that is freeware.
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Maybe try the freeware Picture-Shark? http://www.picture-shark.com or http://www.photo-freeware.net/picture-shark.php