ImageMagick Watermark Tool: Batch Protect Your Image Copyright

This is a powerful application based on ImageMagick, specifically designed for adding copyright information or logos to images. Whether adding a line of text declaration or stamping an icon as an image watermark, it can handle flexibly and supports batch processing.

⚡️ Quick Start

1. Select Input Images: Click to select one or more images that need watermarks added.
2. Select Output Folder: Specify where processed images will be saved.
3. Set Watermark:
   • Keep the default "Text Watermark" type.
   • Enter (c) Your Name in the "Watermark Text" box.
   • Adjust text size and color.
4. Choose Position: Click bottom-right in the nine-grid to place the watermark at the bottom-right of the image.
5. Click the "Execute" Button: After the command completes, you'll get images with watermarks added.

🤔 When Should I Use It?

• You're a photographer or designer who needs to add your name or logo to a batch of images before publishing to claim copyright.
• You want to add a semi-transparent "Confidential" or "Draft" text when sharing screenshots or photos.
• You need to uniformly add website address in the bottom-right corner for a series of company product images.

⚙️ Parameter Description

• Select Images: Add source images that need processing. Supports selecting multiple at once.

• Output Folder: All images with watermarks added will be saved in this folder.

• Watermark Type:

  • Text Watermark:
    • Watermark Text: The text content to display.
    • Font/Size/Color/Transparency: Control the style of text watermark.
  • Image Watermark:
    • Watermark Image: Select an image (like a logo) as the watermark.
    • Watermark Size/Transparency: Control the size and opacity of image watermark.

• Watermark Position: Click on the nine-grid to set the watermark position in the image (such as top-left, center, bottom-right, etc.).

⚠️ Important Notes

• This command depends on ImageMagick. You need to install it via Homebrew first: brew install imagemagick.
• Images with watermarks added will be saved in the specified output directory with original filenames.
• This is a responsive interface, and all your settings will be reflected in real-time in the command area below.

Related Tools

In the CmdWise app market, you can also find other image processing tools:

• Sips Image Batch Processor: You might need this to unify image format or size before or after adding watermarks.
• cwebp Image Converter: Convert watermarked images to WebP format for website use.