All three of these programs pass my criteria of ability to add image watermark, support for batch processing, and being easy-to-use. So, that left TSR Watermark Image, Image Tuner, and BImageStudio. The program itself is a great image viewer, don’t get me wrong - it just isn’t a great watermark program. NET Framework 3.5.Īfter using FastStone Image Viewer to add a watermark, I also eliminated it from the running because FastStone Image Viewer’s ability to add watermarks to multiple images at once is a bit cumbersome.
Firstly, I could not test the Lite version because, when you download the program, it gives you a free 15-day trial of the Pro version secondly, it requires. uMark Lite was also eliminated due to a combination of factors. Star Watermark’s free version can only add text watermarks and JACo Watermark requires Java to be installed, which fails my last criteria. batch processing).īased on this criteria, Star Watermark and JACo Watermark were immediately eliminated. Ability to add a watermark to multiple images at once (i.e.Ability to add text watermark is a good plus but not necessary since you can essentially create a simple text image in an image editor and use that as a watermark. The same does not hold true for the above 7 watermark programs it is quite easy to determine which ones are better than the other.Īs criteria for the best watermark program out of the list, I looked for three things: In our article on 11 free PDF creators, I noted it was hard to find the “best” program due to how similar all of the PDF printers were (are).
That said, here they are - check them out: uMark Lite The last three programs do watermarking but are not specialized watermarkers.
In other words, their main functionality is adding watermarks to images. Take note, the first four of the following programs are software that specialize in watermarking. Instead, you can use any of following free watermark programs that allow you to watermark your images in batch. You could, of course, use an image editor to manually watermark images… but that is a painful process. What do you do? You watermark the images before sharing them, that way it is extremely difficult for anyone to claim your work as your own. You have some images (photos, digital art, screenshots, etc.) you want to share online but don’t want other people stealing your work.
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