Category "Watermarking Tips" - page 2

Lightroom Classic is a popular, powerful, yet rather simple software for editing photos. If you’re wondering whether you can watermark your images there, without jumping into Photoshop, you’ll be glad to know that the answer is yes. It is possible. In fact, it doesn’t take much time or effort, and you can add a watermark in Lightroom to as many photos as you want.

Let’s see how you can watermark photos in Lightroom Classic.

Sometimes you need to add additional text to an already scanned PDF document. To avoid having to make edits manually and rescan the document, you can use special services that allow you to edit the document online.

Below, we will tell you about the top services that will help you add text to PDF and we will consider how each of the programs works. You will be able to discover the advantages and disadvantages of each service so that you can choose the most suitable option for you.

Do you want to know how to make a watermark in Photoshop quickly and effortlessly? This is the right post for you! Here you will learn all about different kinds of watermarks. Don’t worry – it’s not as intimidating as it may seem.

Before we move on to actual watermarking, however, there are some preparations that need to be done. First, open Photoshop and upload an image. It can be any image, but it would be better if it’s around the same size as the majority of your photos. Then you need to decide what kind of watermark you want.

Let’s take a look at three kinds of watermarks that you can design and apply to your pictures using Photoshop 24.3.0.

Sometimes it is necessary to add one or more images to an already prepared PDF file. This can be done in several ways.

The easiest option is with the help of free online platforms. Below, we will give you an overview of several apps that you can use to add image to PDF.

Nowadays, it’s almost expected of you to share photos from your trips or memorable events on your social media. And that’s where you may face some danger. For example, you upload a few images to your Facebook account.

A week later, you see those same images on another website or social media account. You’re more than sure that you’ve never uploaded your photos there and no mention of your name is anywhere in sight, which leads you to a horrifying conclusion – your photos have been stolen.

Unfortunately, content theft isn’t uncommon – it’s actually awfully widespread, especially on social networks.