Easy way to watermark multiple images, made to be super easy and hassle free.
Simply do the three necessary steps:
- Choose images to be watermarked (Bulk load from a folder or pick out individual files from a folder)
- Choose image to be applied as watermark (png or jpg)
- Choose the destination folder
That's it, simply hit start and see your watermarked images pop up in the target folder.
If you like a bit of customization you can change settings such as:
- Opacity of the watermark
- Corner the watermark will be applied in
- Padding, as pixels, percentage, or a combination of the two
- Switch auto-resize on/off
- Apply a common pre/postfix to all file names
Making FreeMark work is fairly straightforward
- Head over to the Releases page and download the latest zip file
- Extract the zip file
- Enter the FreeMark folder and launch FreeMark.exe
- Download and install python from The python web site (If you're unsure download version 3.6 and chose default install)
- Clone or download/extract the repository
- Install requirements with
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
(You might have to use python3 or py instead of python depending on your system/install)
You might have to install tkinter manually by running
sudo apt-get install tk
or
sudo pacman -S tk
Depending on your distribution.