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How Do I Add a Watermark in Photoshop CC?

Last updated on September 23, 2022 @ 10:28 pm

Photoshop CC offers a few different ways to add watermarks to your images. You can use the Text tool to create a simple watermark with text, or use the Brush tool to create a more customized watermark. You can also use Photoshop CC’s layer styles to add a watermark with text or an image.

To add a watermark with the Text tool, open your image in Photoshop CC and select the Text tool from the Tools panel. Then, click anywhere on your image to add text for your watermark.

In the Options bar at the top of the screen, you can choose a font, font size, and color for your text. Once you’re happy with your text, you can position it anywhere on your image by clicking and dragging it.

PRO TIP: If you are not familiar with Photoshop CC, we do not recommend using this method to add a watermark to your images. Photoshop CC is a complex program and adding a watermark in this way can result in errors or poor quality images.

To add a watermark with the Brush tool, open your image in Photoshop CC and select the Brush tool from the Tools panel. Then, choose a brush size and color, and click and drag on your image to paint your watermark. You can also use Photoshop CC’s eraser tool to remove any mistakes.

To add a watermark with an image, open your image in Photoshop CC and click the “File” menu at the top of the screen. Then, select “Open” and choose the image you want to use for your watermark.

Once the image is open, click and drag it onto your main image. To resize the watermark image, press “Ctrl-T” on your keyboard and then click and drag one of the corner handles. When you’re happy with the size of your watermark, press “Enter” on your keyboard to apply the changes.

Adding a watermark in Photoshop CC is quick and easy! Just choose whether you want to use text or an image, and then position it anywhere on your photo.

Kathy McFarland

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