Add Watermarks For Flickr Photos [How To]

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The integration of Flickr and Picnik has just make things greater, now you can add watermarks to your Flickr photos inside your Flickr account. Here’s how you do it:

Adding watermarks to Flickr photo

  1. On any given photo, click Edit Photo button to start editing your photo. Picnik will now load, click OK if you are using Picnik for the first time.

  2. Under Create Tab, click on the Text button.
  3. Write a text watermark. Click Add. You can further customize the font type, style, size, color and opacity.
  4. Your watermark will now on the photo. Drag to reposition wherever you like. Hit the Save button, fill up the necessary description and settings and your Flickr image now comes with a watermark whenever it’s displayed.

Just in case your photos aren’t stored in Flickr, PicMarkr is another free online service that does image watermarking.

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Posted by hongkiat in Web Tricks , at 01.12.08

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Comments

  1. Kitkat January 12th, 2008

    Nice trick. Good tool from flickr.

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  2. Bengbeng January 12th, 2008

    Thank you

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  3. Ashish January 12th, 2008

    This is cool. I am waiting photobucket to come with it soon.

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  4. danny January 13th, 2008

    Thanks dude, been waiting for this…

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  5. Wing Loon January 13th, 2008

    Great combination of tools but I don’t use Flickr. Thank you.

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  6. Syahid A. January 15th, 2008

    Ashish, there is a Photobucket link on Picnik’s website too. You can use it!

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  7. Saskia January 15th, 2008

    Useful tip, thanks!

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  9. Alfie July 6th, 2008

    Yeah, great tool but you can only do it to one photo at a time…. and I have 1300 on Flickr.

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  10. Ingvar August 5th, 2008

    You can use picmarkr.com, too. It can watermark up to five images at time

    Reply

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