The most common thing to do is put the copyright symbol, ©, with your name or business name after it. To make the copyright character on Windows simply press the Alt key and type the number 0169, on a Mac press Option+G.
In the box underneath the image you can see the simple watermark, you can now select that and delete it, and write anything you like. In the image below you can see the window for the Watermark Editor and in the top right corner you can see Watermark Style. In this section you can edit the text for the water, or what you want it to look like.īefore you can change the simple watermark you will have to make sure that at the top where it says Watermark Style, you have selected Text. Though you must be registered in order for Lightroom to know your name.Īnother option under that drop down menu is Edit Watermarks, so let’s go through that option.
If you’ve never watermarked anything before, then you could simply click on Simple Copyright Watermark and it will just put your name on the photos. Next to that is a drop down menu click on that. If it hasn’t been ticked, then check the box for Watermark. For this purpose we are concerned with the section down near the bottom, so scroll down until you see Watermarking. We aren’t going to go through how to export your images, there are other tutorials that will show you how to do that. You need to make sure you are in the Library module, then click on Export. Select the images you want to export and watermark. Lightroom makes watermarking your images very easy, there are a couple of ways of doing it. Once you have processed your images and are ready to export them, then it is also time to watermark them. In this article I’m going to show you how to add a watermark to your images using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop CC. There are many ways to watermark your images. If you are like me, I do it as a deterrent. Although, just because you have one on your image doesn’t mean it won’t be stolen. Watermarks, love them or hate them, are a way of protecting your images.
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