putting text on the pic?

ISI_Stang06 · Sep 19, 2008

so after i finish editing the pics, how do i put my name in the corner of the pics like ive seen so many of you all do?
thanks

cnvang · Sep 19, 2008

use text tool in photoshop.

chrisburke · Sep 19, 2008

some people use photoshop and just add it using the text tool, other people use software that does it... theres lots of ways.. do a search here for "photoshop watermark"

inetwiz · Sep 22, 2008

ISI_Stang06 said:
so after i finish editing the pics, how do i put my name in the corner of the pics like ive seen so many of you all do?
thanks

You can use Batch Watermarker to apply a text watermark for all the photos in a folder with just a click of the mouse.

Dhoover · Sep 22, 2008

I created a Photshop watermark, go to Google and type Youtube watermark tutorial

momofthing1and2 · Sep 23, 2008

I use photoshop. It was really easy to learn with you tube tutorials.

aprileve · Sep 23, 2008

i used photoshop to create my logo on a transparent background. then pull it over onto your image and command-t to transform it to the size you want it and then flatten.

TATTRAT · Sep 23, 2008

I use picture shark for batch marking. Just had to create a watermark in MS paint, and then you just pic the file in picture shark.

chrisburke · Sep 23, 2008

mac users can use EasyBatchPhoto

http://www.yellowmug.com/easybatchphoto/

inetwiz · Sep 23, 2008

I like Batch Watermarker because it allows you to set the "degree of transparancy" for the watermark. It makes it look like the watermark "blends in" with your original picture.

You can apply both image and text watermark at the same time, with just a click of the mouse!

TATTRAT · Sep 23, 2008

so does picture shark, and it is free.

ISI_Stang06 · Oct 7, 2008

what do you guys type? do you put your full name or a screen name like the ones we use here on the forums?

Rachelsne · Oct 7, 2008

what ever you want..I put (c) Rachel Clare Photography and if you type in word the (c) becomes the copyright symbol, I then copy and paste to my picture in photoshop elements-although this would work in any editing program I think.