Home » Snagit Tips

SnagIt Tips and Tricks : Adding watermark in batch to images

When you work hard to create those awesome images with colors, text box and somebody steals it, It felts bad. You can stop it but you can at least make people think twice before they use it by adding a watermark ( a floating name on every image ) which reflects your identity. That could be your name or your site name.

However Adding watermark is tedious if you have to do it for all the images one by one. Here is a small feature of SnagIt which allows you to batch convert all the images and apply watermark to them.

adding filters like colours, watermark to images in batchOpen you SnagIt software and check the left pane ( left hand side) . You will find something called as Related Task. Look for Convert Images. Click on it.

  • This will open up a wizard which allows you to select any number of files and convert them into desired format with All effects.
  • Its a 4 step process, So when you reached 2nd Step, You will be asked to add Filter . Click on modify button and add watermark.
  • Select Next and finally you will be asked for File names and Output directory ( where you want the watermarked images to be stored ).
  • You can preview your watermark and adjust according to it. However there is one drawback here. You are not allowed to add text as watermark, Instead you will need add another image as watermark.
  • Click Next and You are done.

adding images as watermark

Have Your say!

We have covered a lot with SnagIt Tips and Tricks and I hope you are enjoying it. There are very few things left which will take just one more post. So if you are little getting bored, just hold up for one more day. Thus tutorial is just to give you a head start with SnagIt, so You can do welll when it comes to presentations

If you have any doubts or questions feel free to say!!!. I would love to have some feedback so I can improve and give you a better output in future!

Tagged with: | Need more help ? Ask your Questions at our Support Center | Follow us on Twitter @TSNW or Facebook
Facebook Share Print This Post

Posted on 18th December 2007 by Ashish Mohta , A Professional Tech blogger, Editor and Writer who talks about solving day to day problems of people who use computer. He also writes on How to use the applications like Office, PC tips, Online tools,Browsers and more. All posts by Ashish Mohta | Connect with me @ Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook | Stumble

One Comment »

  • Harsh Agrawal said:

    Thanks Ashish
    This is very useful.

Leave your response!

Be nice. Keep it clean. Stay on topic. No spam.