Image Copyright With Bytescout Watermarking Pro Tool
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Copyright image using Bytescout Watermarking Pro

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Bytescout Watermarking Pro is a tool to protect images and scanned documents (TIFF and other formats) with visual text, logo based watermarks and stamps

This tutorial demonstrates how to add copyright mark to the TIFF document (1-bit CCIT compressed TIF image document).

Source 1-bit TIFF document (screenshot):

Source 1-bit TIFF document screenshot

Install and start Watermarking Pro. You’ll see the main window.

First of all let’s add input image files by clicking on “Add files” button.

Main window of Watermarking. Click Add File to add input image file

Select desired TIF document (or documents) in click Open button to use this image file as input:

Select image TIF files to open and use as source to add watermarks

You will see the image file added to the list of input images:

TIF file in the list of source image files

Now click the Next button. You can see couple of presets and their options. We will use the default preset – “Text Fits Page”.

We can change the watermark text color. Click Color button to select color for the watermark:

Click Color button to select watermark text color

You will see the “Color” dialog. Select black color and click OK button to continue:

Watermark text color selection dialog

Now click Next button to continue:

Click Next button to go to images processing page

..and then click Start! button:

Click Start to start watermarking process

The program will process input TIF document image file:

Watermarking was sucessfully done. Click Next to explorer output folder with output images

Source image
Output image
Source TIFF document Output TIF document image file watermarked using Bytescout Watermarking

See also: using stamp watermark to add “Do Not Copy” stamp to scanned 1-bit TIFF document

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