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Watermark your photos for free with PicMarkr
Whenever you upload a photo to the web you run the risk that someone will download your photo and decide use it themselves. PicMarkr makes uploading your photos to the web a little safer by allowing you to add a custom watermark to your photos. The whole watermarking process takes less than a minute and watermarks can be added to up to five photos at a time. Photos can either be uploaded directly to the site to be watermarked or pulled from your Flickr account. PicMarkr offers three different types of watermarking options: Text watermark, Image watermark, and Tiled watermark. Once an image is watermarked it can be downloaded directly to your computer or uploaded to your Flickr account.
Check out examples of all three watermarking options after the jump.
Text Watermark
The Text watermark produces a small piece of text on your photo with eight different text/background options and the ability to place it in one of nine different preset locations. This could be great if you want to put your URL on a photo, but the text is pretty small and depending on where you decide to put it could also easily be cropped off by an image thief.Image Watermark
The image watermark option allows you to upload a logo or image off your computer and then place it in one of nine preset locations. The size of your logo is dependent on the size of the file you upload so you could potentially put a fairly substantial sized watermark on your image.Tiled Watermark
The tiled watermark option allows you to take text, or another image and tile it over your photo. As far as protecting your image this is probably your best option, it also the most obtrusive for viewers.
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Zillaphotography.com said 9:26AM on 1-25-2008
Too bad this isn't a free downloadable program and it's only online. Doesn't give you that much control.
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PicMarkr team said 9:50AM on 1-25-2008
to Zillaphotography:
PicMarkr for Windows users will be available in the early of March, i think. We're developing it right now. Thank you for your feedback.
Fred Thompson said 1:06AM on 1-26-2008
freeware Windows app: http://www.pictureshark.com
Photo Watermark Professional is very capable but commercial.
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Tyler Alexander said 2:27AM on 1-26-2008
That dog is awesome. If it's someone's on downloadsquad, it should become the mascot. It should definitely appear in more posts if it is someone's dog here.
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Emily Price said 12:19PM on 1-26-2008
The picture is of my dog Tucker. Internet fame goes right to his head, I don't know that he could handle much more.
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