Now you can move the text anywhere on the picture. On the Page Layout ribbon in the Arrange group click on “Text Wrapping” and in the drop down menu select “Behind Text”. Next, type a word you’d like to use as the watermark, can even use a sentence or a paragraph for that purpose. Locate the photo you want to insert and double-click on it. Starting with a new or existing document click the Insert tab, in the Illustrations group click Picture. However, in Word it’s termed as “Adding Text” and basically here is how it’s done. And I say that because Word already has built-in features enabling a user to add watermarks and protect documents. Other than today’s GOTD being able to batch watermarks on to pictures I find it difficult to justify it even for $19.99. * Users are not allowed to click + drag watermarks to easily position them - they must use the buttons providedįor final verdict, recommendations, and full review please click here. * Watermark are not automatically resized to be relative to image size. * Does not support PNG image format for image watermarks (only BMP, GIF, and JPG). * Users can't resize the image that is going to be used for image watermark. * Users can not add multiple text or image watermarks on the same image. * Users can save watermark settings and reload them to use in the future. * Output images can be renamed, converted to a different format, and resized. * Gives users a fair bit of control over how the watermark looks (opacity, position, tilt, etc.) * Provides users with the ability ability to add text or image watermark (both can be added to the same image).
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