adding water marks to images, HELP!

[XFGHIA]

hi guys im a n00b here so plz forgive my n00bness

I was wondering if there was program out there that can quikly add watermarks to several image files in just 2 steps or less, like the ones web designers use to copyright their images etc.

any help is much appreciated, thanx in advance

[kronik]

haha yeh u r a n00b, congrats on the 1st post!

sorry i dunno what u r on about :blink:

some1 helps this poor fella

oh and welcome to neowin.

[TomUsher]

http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/batchwatermarking/

Take a look at some of them

[drummingislife]

just make an action in photoshop? that's what I do.

[kronik]

just make an action in photoshop? that's what I do.

do u mind elaborating a little, sounds interesting I might be in need of it too

[Crunch]

I use Photoshop CS

[TomUsher]

Quick tutorial on creating actions in Photoshop CS (based around one I wrote in another thread):

1. Open a picture

2. Go to Window >> Actions

3. Click the 'Create new action' button (second from last at the bottom of the Action panel)

4. Name it what you like and choose a function key

5. Click record (second on the bottom of the Action panel)

6. Whatever you do now will be 'recorded' and 'played back' when you run the action e.g. Create a watermark as you would normally, maybe even transform the layer to 80%x80% so that it fits whatever image you use.

6. Click the stop button (first button on the actions panel)

7. Now whenever you press your assigned function key or run the action, whatever you recorded... will run...

Maybe that was a bit wordy but you get the picture :D

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[David43]

Dude that is so cool. Will save me a LOT of time. :D

[XFGHIA]

Quick tutorial on creating actions in Photoshop CS (based around one I wrote in another thread):

1. Open a picture

2. Go to Window >> Actions

3. Click the 'Create new action' button (second from last at the bottom of the Action panel)

4. Name it what you like and choose a function key

5. Click record (second on the bottom of the Action panel)

6. Whatever you do now will be 'recorded' and 'played back' when you run the action e.g. Create a watermark as you would normally, maybe even transform the layer to 80%x80% so that it fits whatever image you use.

6. Click the stop button (first button on the actions panel)

7. Now whenever you press your assigned function key or run the action, whatever you recorded... will run...

Maybe that was a bit wordy but you get the picture :D

.t

man that helped me heaps.. thanks alot ;)