If you want a multidimensional feel, you can use other shades of gray.įor a colorful watermark, go ahead and convert it to grayscale before moving it over onto your new document.Īs you can see, I typed my logo the entire width of my image. I use a couple of different fonts for my logo, so I went ahead and typed out my watermark. Next, you can either pick out your fonts or copy your logo over onto the new document. So, I typed in my blog image size dimensions into the document, and set the resolution to 72 (for high resolution, I would recommend 300) and clicked OK.Ģ. If you plan on watermarking full size images, I would recommend making your initial file 2500 px by 2500 px for a high resolution watermark that can be used on full size images. If you are only watermarking web images, I recommend sizing the new document to the size of your web size files. Now is when you decide the size of your watermark. Open Photoshop and create a new document by going to File>New. It takes all of about a minute if you have your logo pre made. Let’s walk you through the steps on how to make a watermark in Photoshop. I’m taking a Film class soon, so I need to make a watermark for my film work for this year.
And while watermarking won’t protect your images 100%, at least it is one more step to deter potential thieves.
This is a good way to advertise your business name to future clients as well as protecting your images from be used by someone other than yourself.įor those not in business, it is one way to protect your images from theft.
Watermarking your images is very important when using your images on your blog or Facebook.
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