Love the tips we shared here? Share it with your friends! Setting up watermark in Photoshop CC If you want to save any settings as a preset, always exit the watermark editor and then save it. The procedure to add a watermark in Adobe Lightroom is that simple and you can do it on your photos with ease. This action will apply and position your saved watermark where you wanted it to be and just the way you wanted it to be.

With your watermark set, just go to the Export menu and then select the “Watermark section” and choose the watermark checkbox and pick your saved watermark and click the “Export” button. Once you add a watermark the way you want it to look, just click save and put it under your desired name. To do this, just press on “Option + G” if you are on Mac or press “Alt Key and then type 0169” if you using Windows PC. As such, you might want to create the © (Copyright Symbol) on your images to make them more official. Before making any changes to your simple watermark to make it look more sophisticated as you would want it to be, make sure to select Text at the top of the menu box under “Watermark Style.”īefore going far, it is important to note that the main reason to apply a watermark on your photos is to make them safe from misuse or any unauthorized use. You choose the format of the image in any form, png or Jpeg, your like. If you have a personal logo you would intend to use, you can click on the graphic dialog box on the top of the menu box and this will take you to your computer from where you can select the containing folder and then choose your desired logo.

On the right side of your image, you will find a number of options available to you and from there you can choose your desired font and anchor points among other things.

There are multiple watermarks including your name, company or any other option you find preferable. You will get a style dialog box where you can set up the watermark the way you want it to look from here on. In this tutorial, we will be using Mac for setting up a watermark in Adobe Lightroom. If you are in PC, just go to “Edit Menu > Edit Watermarks”. To do this, install the Lightroom presets then open your Lightroom and if you are in a Mac, just go to the Lightroom Presets Menu and then click on ‘lightroom Edit Watermarks”. Before starting the procedure, it will be good to know that you cannot add a watermark in the Export menu but have to set it up beforehand.

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