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Watermarks

Watermarks are text and images placed on your photographs.

Most often, photographers place their copyright information on their photographs.

You can add watermarks when:

1) In the Library module, click the Export button in the lower-left corner.

2) In the Watermarking section, select Watermark.

Watermark Section

3) Open the menu and click Edit Watermarks.

4) Enter your copyright information in the box under your photograph.

If you're using a Mac, press Option + g to enter the copyright symbol.

5) You can modify your watermark using the tools on the right side of the Watermark Editor window.

To change the position, use the Anchor tool at the bottom of the tools.

6) Click Save.

7) Enter a name for the watermark.

8) Click Create.

1) Go to the Print module.

2) Open the Page panel.

3) Select Watermark.

4) Click the menu that says None.

5) Select Edit Watermarks.

If you're using a Mac, press Option + g to enter the copyright symbol.

Use the Print to JPEG selection in the lower-right corner.

On a Mac, press Option + g for the copyright symbol.

6) Go to the Print Job panel, and change Print to: from Printer to JPEG.