Press OK and Photoshop will start watermarking all the Images in the selected folder.Specifically designed and engineered to work optimally with macOSĭrag and drop your file into the application window or on the app icon and the compression begins.Select the folder where you would like to save your watermarked images.

To process an entire batch of images we go to File > Automate > Batch.Press Stop Recording on the Actions Palette.Do not change the file name, otherwise when you play the batch, the app will give all of them the same name and they will be replaced by each other. Choose a destination folder for your watermarked images to be saved, press Save. By default the watermark will be placed in the dead center, change the position if required and press Enter.Once the dialog box is displayed, go to your previously created watermark file.Now that our action is being recorded go to File > Place.You’ll find it to the left of New Folder icon. Record button should be pressed by default, but if it is not, press it now to start recording your action.Name a new action and assign a function key to it, if required.Then press Create New Action button – it is right next to the New Folder icon we just used.Create a new folder by clicking a little folder icon at the bottom of the Actions Palette.It should be open before we start making any changes, otherwise the app will keep opening this image and watermarking it over and over again. Here is how you can watermark multiple images in one go.

Before saving changes, make sure to make a copy of the original file. You might have to adjust the watermark size and position. Now go to the picture to be watermarked and press Ctrl+V to paste the watermark image into it. A text watermark needs to be converted into an image.Ĭlick the watermark and press Ctrl+A to select the entire image, then Ctrl+C to copy it to your clipboard. If you do not have a separate watermark file, you’ll need to create one. Open a picture you’d like to watermark and the watermark file.

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