Watermarking Pictures

[Grido]

Anyone know a ~good~ free programme that I can watermark images with? (Preferably not a free-trial)

The watermark itself should be resizeable/scaleable so that I can use it on smaller images as well as larger ones.

Thanks


LE: I have looked through google a bit, but some ask for card details cos of free trial, others are generally rubbish. Was hoping someone here had used/found a decent one.

Edited May 9, 2012 by Grido

[Seigheart]

Watermark it on your own with paint.net or other various free image editing software.

[Ivorak]

You could try IrfanView. It allows batch editing, as well as overlay, according to the features page. Available for free, as well. I've used it before to change color images to greyscale, but that's it. [url="http://www.irfanview.com/"]http://www.irfanview.com/[/url]

[Chewett]

use gimp for full image editing, without the cost http://www.gimp.org/ GNU all the way!

[Liberty4life]

lol dude....

yeah i agree with wookie, gimp works perfectly fine, any image editin tool that is more advanced than paint has this option

last time i checked adobe acrobat (pdf maker) has watermark feature since ages ago, i even think that ya can add watermark in ms word >_> however aint sure of it

[Maebius]

I'll also agree GIMP is a wonderful free program that supports layers and many other "photoshop-like" features.

[Tom Pouce]

I never used it,

but they say that, the free version after the delay still work for watermarking, just few options than the paid version

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http://www.uconomix.com/Products/uMark/Comparison.aspx

Edited May 9, 2012 by Tom Pouce

[BFH]

You don't have photoshop? Or fireworks?

If not use gimp as everybody else stated

[Grido]

Trying to use Gimp, so far so good, lots of pictures I need to play with though

Thanks all.