Add a Logo Watermark to a Folder of Images

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The working process

1. 1

   Keep an untouched master set

   Copy or select the clean source folder and direct all marked files to a different destination. A watermark should never become the only surviving version of an image.

2. 2

   Prepare the logo for the images

   Choose a logo with enough contrast and clean edges at the intended display size. Inspect transparent areas and avoid a mark whose fine details collapse when reduced.

3. 3

   Set a repeatable placement rule

   In Batch Watermark Image, choose the position, scale, and opacity. Test both a light image and a dark image, plus portrait and landscape examples.

4. 4

   Preview the visual exceptions

   Check whether the mark covers faces, products, signatures, captions, or important edge detail. Split incompatible images into a second batch when one position cannot work.

5. 5

   Export the branded folder locally

   Run the approved setup into a clearly named output folder and retain the exact logo asset and settings needed to recreate the set.

6. 6

   Inspect legibility and restraint

   Review images from across the batch at normal viewing size. The logo should be visible enough for the purpose without overwhelming the work it identifies.

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Review before you call it finished

• □Are the clean masters untouched?
• □Does the logo remain legible on light and dark images?
• □Were portrait and landscape placements checked?
• □Does the output folder clearly identify branded copies?

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Limits and privacy

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