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Method 1of 2:

Using uMark Online

  1. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 1 Open uMark Online's site. Go to https://www.umarkonline.com/. The main uMark Online page will open.
  2. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 2 ClickChoose File. It's a grey button in the middle of the page.
  3. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 3 Select a photo to upload. Click the folder that contains your photo on the left side of the window, then find your photo and click it.
  4. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 4 ClickOpen. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window.
  5. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 5 ClickUpload. This blue button is to the right of the photo's name. Doing so will upload your photo to uMark Online.
  6. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 6 Enter your watermark's text. Type the text that you want your watermark to display (e.g., your name) into the "Watermark Text" field in the upper-right side of the page.
    • You can also change the font, size, and formatting in the "Font" section directly below this.
  7. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 7 Change your watermark's color. Click the text field below the "Color" heading, then click a color in the drop-down menu that you want to use.
    • You can change the color's gradient in the far-right side of the drop-down menu as well.
  8. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 8 Change your watermark's transparency. Click and drag the "Transparency" switch right to decrease your watermark's visibility, or drag it left to increase the visibility.
  9. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 9 Select a position. Click one of the circles in the three-by-three grid below the "Position" heading to change the watermark's position on the picture.
  10. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 10 Save the watermark. Right-click on the watermark, then click Save image as... , enter a name, and click Save . Doing so will save your watermarked photo into your browser's default "Save" folder on your computer.
    • If your computer doesn't have distinct left and right mouse buttons, press the mouse button with two fingers, press the right side of the button, or tap the trackpad with two fingers.

Method 2of 2:

Using PowerPoint

  1. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 11 Open PowerPoint. This is the orange app with a white "P" on it.
  2. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 12 ClickBlank Presentation. It's in the upper-left side of the PowerPoint home page. A new presentation will open.
    • Skip this step on Mac.
  3. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 13 Delete anything on the slide. PressCtrl+A(or?Command+Aon a Mac) to select the slide's text boxes, then press theDeletekey to remove the slide's contents.
    • If you don't remove the slide's contents, you won't be able to save your photo and watermark together.
  4. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 14 Click theInserttab. This tab is at the top of the PowerPoint window in the orange ribbon. Clicking it will prompt a toolbar to appear just below the orange ribbon.
  5. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 15 ClickPictures. It's in the "Images" section of the Insert toolbar.
    • On Mac, after clicking Pictures select Picture From File .
  6. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 16 Select a photo. Click the folder that contains your photo on the left side of the window, then find your photo and click it.
  7. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 17 ClickInsert. This is in the bottom-right corner of the window. Your photo will be uploaded into PowerPoint.
  8. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 18 Click theHometab. It's a tab in the orange PowerPoint ribbon. The Home toolbar will appear below the ribbon.
  9. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 19 Select the "Text Box" template. Click the rectangle with a blue "A" that's on the left side of the "Drawing" section of the Home tab.
  10. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 20 Place the text box on your photo. Click and drag the mouse over the area in which you want to insert the watermark. A text box will appear.
    • You can resize your text box by clicking and dragging one of the spheres on an edge or corner of the text box.
  11. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 21 Enter your watermark's text. Type in the name, brand, or phrase that you want to use as your photo's watermark.
  12. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 22 ClickHomeagain. This will re-open the Home tab's toolbar.
  13. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 23 Format your watermark's text. Select the text by clicking and dragging across it, then change the text's size, color, or font from the "Font" section of the Home toolbar.
  14. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 24 Select your photo and text. PressCtrl+A(Windows) or?Command+A(Mac).
  15. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 25 ClickArrange. You'll find this in the "Drawing" section of the Home tab. A drop-down menu will appear.
  16. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 26 ClickGroup. It's in the Arrange drop-down menu. This will add your watermark to the photo.
  17. Click: How to Add a Watermark to Photos — contextual image 27 Save your photo. Right-click the photo, click Save as Photo... in the drop-down menu, select a location, and click Save . Your watermarked photo will be saved in your selected location.
    • If your computer doesn't have distinct left and right mouse buttons, press the mouse button with two fingers, press the right side of the button, or tap the trackpad with two fingers.

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