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Use This Trick to Add a Watermark to Photos on Your iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
June 11, 2023
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Are you worried about someone stealing your precious photos and using them without permission? Adding a watermark to your photos can help protect them from theft and ensure that credit is given where it’s due. And the good news is, you can do it easily with just your iPhone!

Here’s how to add a watermark to your photos on your iPhone:

Step 1: Download an App

There are many apps you can use to add watermarks to your photos on your iPhone. Some popular options include iWatermark, eZy Watermark, and Add Watermark. For this article, we’ll be using iWatermark as an example.

Step 2: Choose Your Watermark

Once you’ve downloaded iWatermark, open the app and choose the photo you want to watermark. Then, tap the “Edit Watermarks” button at the bottom of the screen.

Here, you can choose from a variety of pre-made watermarks or create your own. To create your own watermark, tap the “+” icon at the top right of the screen.

You can add text, images, or both to your watermark. For example, you could add your name or a copyright symbol as text, and a small image or logo as an image.

Step 3: Customize Your Watermark

Once you’ve added your watermark, you can customize it by adjusting the size, opacity, color, and position. You can also add a shadow or border to make it stand out more or blend in with the photo.

Step 4: Save and Share

Once you’re happy with your watermark, tap the “Save” button at the top of the screen to save your edited photo. You can then share your photo as usual, and your watermark will be included.

Adding a watermark to your photos may take a few extra steps, but it can help protect your intellectual property and ensure that your work gets the proper recognition it deserves. So next time you’re taking a photo you don’t want to be stolen, give this trick a try!

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