How to use FileName watermark preset to add filename watermark text to the image using Watermarking SDK for .NET in C# .NET application - ByteScout

How to use FileName watermark preset to add filename watermark text to the image using Watermarking SDK for .NET in C# .NET application

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Stamping images with their filenames using “FileName” watermarking preset in Bytescout.Watermarking SDK for .NET developers in C# (or VB or ASP.NET) application

You can also use EXIF macros to watermark images with their extended information. See this sample to view tutorial

Download source code: watermarkingsdk_filename_preset.zip (370 KB)

Output image (see filename was added at the right-bottom corner):

FileName watermarking preset output image

Source code:

using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Bytescout.Watermarking;
using Bytescout.Watermarking.Presets;

namespace Sample
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Create Watermarker instance
Watermarker waterMarker = new Watermarker();

// Initialize library
waterMarker.InitLibrary(“demo”, “demo”);

// Set input file name
string inputFilePath = “my_sample_image.jpg”;
// Set output file title
string outputFilePath = “my_sample_output.jpg”;

// Add image to apply watermarks to
waterMarker.AddInputFile(inputFilePath, outputFilePath);

// Create new watermark
FileName preset = new FileName();

// Add watermark to watermarker
waterMarker.AddWatermark(preset);

// Set output directory
waterMarker.OutputOptions.OutputDirectory = “.”;

// Set output format
waterMarker.OutputOptions.ImageFormat = OutputFormats.JPEG;

// Apply watermarks
waterMarker.Execute();

// open generated image file in default image viewer installed in Windows
Process.Start(outputFilePath);
}
}
}

Download source code: watermarkingsdk_filename_preset.zip (370 KB)

You can also use EXIF macros to watermark images with their extended information. See this sample to view tutorial

Tutorials:

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