Watermark your Images using Windows Live writer: Blogger tools

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Windows Live writer is one of the ultimate blogging tool for bloggers. We have already covered many useful tutorials on windows live writer. If you have missed it, you can read about it here :

Watermark is an essential part of images, specially images which are created by you or screenshots taken by you. Windows live writer has inbuilt watermark feature which will let you watermark any image using text. You can use different fonts and sizes to watermark your images.

To watermark any image, add image using windows live writer, select image , click on advanced and select watermark and add your text.

This is as easy as 1-2-3 step. Here is a small video tutorial which will show you how you can do it.

Do let us know do you add watermark into your images or you never used it?

Tagged as: Blogger tools, image editing, image editing wlw, watermark, windows live writer

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links for 2010-01-19 « Jigar Mehta’s WebBlog: January 20, 2010 at 07:04

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1 Krish January 20, 2010 at 07:22: Im already using it for posting on to my blog.WLW is really a gr8 tool that evry blogger must use.It helps to reduce a lot of work to be reduced i.e.(posts can be created easily)while creating a post

2 Technologian January 20, 2010 at 12:06: This is something I’m going to use after learning it from you, Harsh. Sometimes, I waste my time going to my bookmarked sites providing free image watermark. I am installing it now… Many thanks

3 Gabe | freebloghelp.com January 20, 2010 at 21:59: Watermarking is now easier than ever! I don’t have much of my own images but I know of many photography sites that really need to watermark their pics.

4 Abhi January 21, 2010 at 18:06: Well i already knew this. But still thanks for sharing.

5 Loveish January 22, 2010 at 00:56: Thnx Harsh, i used this on my last post
Before i used to do it in the photoshop, but its more easy if i do it in Windows Live Writer