iWatermark+ for Android Help
Download iWatermark+ Lite for Android from Google Play here.
NEWS
9/11/23 IMPORTANT: There are still some issues with permissions in the new versions. Hang on, we are fixing the issues with the latest version in a couple of days and then release this weekend. All developers are scrambling to meet a deadline that Google set for all apps to targetAPI level 31 or above by Aug 30th for apps to remain available to users. We met this with the last version we just released. The last update to the app satisfied raising the targetAPI level but exposed 2 new bugs caused by the targetAPI change. One is now fixed the other we are working on.
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The manual was for iOS and Android. This manual is now just for Android. We are in the process of editing and updating it to be exclusively for Android.
If anyone would like to help organize, improve the manual, add screenshots, graphics, etc, please contact us.
First time user? Get up to speed fast with the iWatermark+ video tutorials.
4/12/22 Android Version 5.0.2. Check and make sure you have this version. Also make sure to get the latest version of Android OS you can get. Many users tell us that solves issues they had. Changelog
If you’d like to help push the app forward please join the beta test.
On Android to join the latest iWatermark+ beta.
Or here for the log of the latest changes in the Android version.
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NEWS On the list of the 100 best apps of the year iWatermark+ is Number 4. Here’s a great overview/tutorial iWatermark+ Tutorial by Linda Sherman. More reviews on Pinterest.
Problem? Email us. A 1 star review on Google Play when you can’t find a setting does nothing for you or for us. To contact us from the main page in the app tap the ? icon at bottom right. That takes you to the manual and at top center in the nav bar is a, ‘Tech Support’, link to click or info@plumamazing.com We love hearing from you if you have a question or problem that’s not covered by this manual. Thanks.
Videos Tutorials
Here is a playlist of tutorial videos to give you a leg up on iWatermark+. It’s easier watching on a lager tablet or a Mac or Windows monitor. You will benefit greatly by watching all the very short videos. This player will play a series of videos which you can stop at anytime. Individual videos are also found in their section below. Touch the top left of the player to see a list of tutorials. They include narration, if you can’t hear the tutorial make sure your volume is up and the silent mode switched is on.
Introduction
Thanks for downloading iWatermark+ the newest and most advanced member of the iWatermark family. iWatermark is the most popular multi-platform tool available on iPhone/iPad & Android (as both iWatermark and iWatermark+). Also on Mac & Windows as iWatermark Pro. 30% off for owners of iWatermark+. iWatermark lets you add your personal or business watermarks to any photo or video. Once added this watermark displays your creation and ownership of this photograph or artwork.
What is iWatermark? iWatermark is professional photography software that allows a new kind of watermarking. It uses a variety of visible & invisible digital watermarks (not found in any other app) to connect the photo with its creator.
Who is iWatermark for? Every person who takes photos & videos. We’ve been told it is essential for photojournalists, pro photographers, and people who use Instagram, Facebook and other social media sites.
Why is it essential? Because it allows photographers to promote their photos to the max while preventing losing control and connection as the photos author. Now when a photo is shared the author/photographer can continue to be known and credited.
iWatermark is Unique, These Features Not Found in Any Other Watermark App:
✓ Available on all 4 platforms Android, iOS, Mac and Windows.
✓ Add one or multiple watermarks simultaneously on a photo, photos or video.
✓ Watermark videos with any of the 7 visible and 1 invisible = 8 total watermark types.
✓ Watermark photos with any of the 7 visible and 2 invisible = 9 total watermark types.
✓ Batch watermark 1 or multiple photos at once.
✓ Live interactive adjusting of effects like tint, shadow, font, size, opacity, rotation, etc.
✓ Live preview of watermark(s) on a photo(s) before processing.
✓ 242 custom and 50 Apple fonts = 292 great fonts built in and ready to use for text watermarks.
✓ Over 5000 professional vector graphics especially for phototographers.
✓ Batch portrait, landscape, different resolutions and the watermark appears in the place on each.
✓ Set beautiful engrave and embossed special text effect.
✓ Save all created watermarks to turn on/off, reuse, export and share.
✓ 9 kinds of watermarks. 6 watermarks are unique & exclusive to iWatermark (see below).
We consider everything you do to customize a photo, to make it your own, a watermark. In the past watermarks were invented and used to ID items like stamps, currency, banknotes, passports and other official documents. Nowadays, in the same way, digital watermarks infuse your identity and style into your photos and videos.
The photographer Ansel Adams had a distinctive style that marks his photos, just as the unique painting style of Monetmarks his paintings. Ansel Adams used black and white, clarity, contrast, huge, unpopulated, and majestic landscapes as his signature even though he also signed his work. Like the great photographers and artists you can style your work so that it is not only beautiful and recognizable but also helps protect your creations. This is why we see each of the items below even metadata, stegomark, resize and filters as watermarks because they can imbue a photo with your particular style.
The 9 Unique Types of Watermarks in iWatermark+ for Android
| Type | Icon | Visibility | Apply on | Description |
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| Text |  | Visible | Photo& Video | Any text including metadata with settings to change font, size, color, rotation, etc. |
| Text On Arc |  | Visible | Photo& Video | Text on a curved path. |
| Text Banner |  | Visible | Photo& Video | Banner placed anywhere. |
| Bitmap Graphic |  | Visible | Photo& Video | A graphic is usually a transparent .png file like your logo, brand, copyright symbol, etc. To import. |
| QR Code |  | Visible | Photo& Video | A kind of barcode with information like email or url in it’s coding. |
| Signature |  | Visible | Photo& Video | Sign, import or scan your signature into a watermark to sign your creations. |
| Metadata |  | Invisible | Photo (jpg) | Adding information (like your email or url) to the IPTC or XMP part of the photo file. |
| StegoMark |  | Invisible | Photo (jpg) | StegoMark is our proprietary steganographic method of embedding information like your email or url into the picture data itself. |
| Resize |  | Visible | Photo | Change the size of a photo. Particularly useful for Instagram |
Below is a video that explains this further.
Why iWatermark?
Photos from cameras are anonymous. When you take a photo and share it, your friends share it, then their friends, then total strangers. Each time it has less and less and eventually no connection to you. To the rest of the world your photo is ‘creator unknown’. Many a great photo has gone viral (become wildly popular) that lacked any clue to the owner’s identity. That means, without any way for others to give acknowledgment, thanks or payment to the owner. The solution to this problem is iWatermark, whose purpose is to infuse your photos with your identity in a variety of ways, visible and invisible. The technologies in iWatermark and the 11 watermark tools help you to sign, personalize, stylize, secure and protect your photos.
iWatermark on the surface may seem somewhat similar to graphic apps like PhotoShop but iWatermark takes a significantly different angle. iWatermark is designed to process one or many photos with a variety of watermarking tools, all constructed for a unique purpose, to suffuse each of your photos with your identity as a photographer.
– Digitally sign your photos/artwork with iWatermark to claim, secure and maintain your intellectual property and reputation.
– Build your company brand, by having your company logo on all your images.
– Avoid the surprise of seeing your photos and/or artwork elsewhere on the web or in an ad.
– Avoid the conflicts and headaches with plagiarists who claim they didn’t know that you created it.
– Avoid the costly litigation that can be involved in these cases of misuse of ip.
– Avoid intellectual property squabbles.
Using iWatermark and one or more of the 11 different watermarks types can help protect photos and get photographers the credit they deserve.
Important 2 Apps
There is a Free and Paid version for Android:
iWatermark+ Free
Many people try the free one first to try out the app and features. It has an icon with Free on a green banner. It has no ads and lets you use all features but also adds our watermark to every photo that says, ‘Created with iWatermark+ Free’. You are welcome to continue using it or upgrade to the paid app which does not have our additional watermark.
iWatermark+
This paid version supports the evolution of iWatermark+. Every time someone buys a copy it supports more programming to improve the app which benefits everyone. Yay! The paid app does not add our watermark on your photo only yours. After getting the paid version remember to delete the free version as you no longer need it.
The apps share preferences so any watermarks you created in iWatermark+ Free will be available in iWatermark+ when you purchase it.
There are many other versions for Mac, Win and Android you can find on our site.
IMPORTANT: iWatermark+ only watermarks a copy of your photos. It never changes the original photo. For safety do not delete your original photos and always remember to back them up.
iWatermark+ comes with 2 libraries of additional graphics.
5000 SVG (renders perfectly at all sizes) graphics of all kinds of objects and symbols and
50 bitmap graphics (can be pixelated on high res photos) signatures of famous people, logos, etc.
iWatermark+ makes it incredibly easy to create watermarks and soon you’ll want to create your own. Save your watermarks for instant reuse to cover a variety of needs and types of photos.
Start
Birds Eye View
1. Select media (photo, photos or video).
2. Then select (highlight or checkmark) a watermark or watermarks. Or, optionally, create a new one by importing or from the 11 watermark types, hit ‘Done’
3. Save or share your watermarked photo to the Camera Album (this puts it in the Camera Album and also the iWatermark+ Album), Email, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Buffer, or Evernote, etc.
Quick Tutorial
Open iWatermark+. This what we call the Canvas Page. Here you start the creation and preview your art work. At the bottom is the Nav bar.
1. First, touch the ‘Select Media‘ icon 
at bottom left of the above screenshot to select a photo, photos, video or import file (from cloud service).
2. Touch the ‘Watermarks’ icon 
at the bottom of the above Canvas Page (above) to see list of watermarks on what we call the Watermarks List Page (below). You can also select ‘Create Watermark’ at the top of the page.
3. Next tap on the left side of the watermark ‘Copyright’ (above). At a tap the watermark goes from grey/inactive to blue/active/highlighted/ with a blue checkmark in front to indicate the watermark is now in use. Touch the ‘Done’ button to return to the main screen (below) and now you will see that Copyright watermark on the Canvas Page.
4. Adjust it by touch and gestures (above). Or go to the settings via double click to the watermark or touching the settings icon (above).
IMPORTANT: The example above uses 1 watermark but iWatermark+ allows not just 1 but selecting 2, 3, 4… or more watermarks simultaneously.
5. On the main screen click the share button in the nav bar to share your first watermarked photo. Tap ‘Save Image’ to save to the ‘Recents’ but also to the ‘iWatermark+ Folder’ simultaneously.
Yay! You just watermarked your first photo, simple. But wait! Continue sequentially thru the manually or tap to go straight to creating your first watermark.
Pages Overview
Canvas
The Canvas is first page you see on entering iWatermark+. It is a preview of the photo and where you can arrange and view the various watermarks you want to use. Sharing this page exports your watermarked photo(s). At the bottom of the page is the Navigation Bar.
Canvas Gestures
- Tap and drag a watermark on the Canvas Page. TIP: If a watermark is very small once you tap it once you can tap and drag it at a distance away.
- Use pinch and/or zoom to change the size of the watermark.
- To rotate the watermark put thumb and forefinger on the watermark and twist.
- Double touch a watermark to go direct to the settings for that watermark.
- Magnify a small square area of the canvas with touch and press (also called 3d touch).
At the bottom of the Canvas Page is this navigation bar. Each of the icons on the navbar takes you to a page that oversees one component of watermarking.
The items above in order are named below:
Select Media | Info | Watermark List | Settings | Sharing | Help
The badge 2 on the stamp icon shows the number of watermarks presently selected.
The share icon will also show a badge of the number of photos ready to be shared.
Select Media
When you touch the ‘Select Media’ icon this dialog for importing a photo, photos, video, pasting photo or importing files (cloud) is shown below. You will need to right or left to see all the options below.
Here is where you can choose to select a photo, a batch of photos, video, Dropbox, Google Drive, take a photo and pick photos to delete. Details on the above, below.
Select Photo – is the Android picker for selecting 1 photo
Select Photo’s – is the Android picker that allows selecting a batch of photos. Tap one at a time and a red selection icon appears at the top.
Select Video – allows selecting a video for watermarking.
Dropbox – import files to watermark from Dropbox.
Google Drive – import files to watermark from Google Drive.
Pick Photos To Delete – Tap on each photo to select it. Tap on the trash can to delete them all. Be careful.
Photo Info
With a photo selected touch the 
, 2nd icon from the left in the nav bar, to view photo info. Here you will see the tabs for File, Image, Credits, StegoMark and a button for Metadata.
File – name, created, size, description and keywords from IPTC data if available. GPS data if present resolves into a map.
Image – shows EXIF info from the camera.
Credits – which contains user added data if ebedded there by PhotoShop, Lightroom or iWatermark.
StegoMark – to read embedded StegoMark. First open the photo with the StegoMark. If you or someone else has used a StegoMark on a photo then to read the message it contains go to this panel and enter the password or no password (if it was created without a password) to reveal the message text. No password means any iWatermark+ user can decipher the message. Once you enter the password if there is one click the ‘Detect’ button to reveal the text message.
Metadata – button at top left for EXIF, IPTC, etc.
Technical information about an image (EXIF) is created by the camera. Content information (IPTC/XMP) is created and added by you, the photographer. EXIF, IPTC, TIFF, XMP are all different formats for saving info into photos. They have evolved over time. To learn more you can use your browsers to find more info.
Video Info
Videos also have info. Once a video is on the main screen click the icon to get info about a video.
The ‘Video’ tab shows technical info on that video.
If a metadata watermark is created (below) and it is used to watermark the video with that info.
Then when that video is imported it will appear under the ‘Credits’ tab of Video Info like this:
Watermark List
The Watermarks List page is where you can create (at the top) and keep all your watermarks (down below). The watermark or watermarks selected in this Watermark List appear on the Canvas Page. Here you can select, duplicate, delete and lock watermarks.
List Gestures
- Tap ‘Organize’ at top left then drag this icon on the right up or down to rearrange the order. Or delete watermarks by touching the red ball on the left side.
- Tap the magnifying glass (at top) to search watermarks by name.
- At the top tap the ‘+ Create new watermark’ or the + icon at the bottom. This takes you to the ‘New Watermark’ page (below). For more info on creating a new watermark, tap the screenshot below.
- “Deselect All Watermarks”/“Reselect Watermarks Back” — a quick way to deselect all watermarks. And to select them back in one touch. These actions are listed on the very top of the Watermarks Page, and also on the toolbar.
- Single tap on the left side of a watermark to select, which checkmarks and highlights it in blue. To deselect tap again on the left side.
- To select multiple watermarks tap on another to select it too.
- Single tap on the on the settings icon (right side) to go to the settings page for that watermark.
- Tap and hold a watermark to select it, deselecting all others (except for “locked” ones), and reveal it on the Canvas Page.
- Double-tap a watermark to select just it and simultaneously deselecting all others (but not the “pinned” ones.) and it takes you to the setting page.
- Tap and slide watermark left to show “Pin/Un-pin/Delete/Duplicate” buttons. Pin insures that the watermark cannot be deselected.
- Tap the –>| to move quickly to the next highlighted watermark.
Gesture to Duplicate, delete or lock a watermark
Q: How do I duplicate a watermark?
A: There are two ways:
1) Changing the name of any watermark will duplicate it. To test put a 2 after the name, hit done, you now have a new watermark exactly like the old one.
2) On the Watermarks page slide a watermark left to reveal lock, duplicate and delete buttons.
Lock – locks the watermark on all the time. Selecting it again does not turn it off. This is for watermarks you want on all the time and don’t want to turn off by accident.
Duplicate – takes a watermark you like and clones it. You can then use as a starting point for a new watermark.
Delete – deletes that watermark entirely. No getting it back.
Notice that landscape orientation (below) removes status (carrier, time, battery) at top, providing more room.
The quick video below shows how it’s done.
This page lists all the example and custom watermarks you create.
Settings
Change watermark settings for last selected watermark. Touch setting icon 
on the main page to go to the settings page for the presently selected watermark. You can also double tap a watermark on the main page to go to settings for that watermark too.
Share/Export
IMPORTANT: From batch multiple items can be shared to the Camera Album but only 1 item at a time to Share Photo (seen below).
Share Photo panel (below) allows exporting your watermarked photo(s) and video thru email, save to camera album print, copy, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Lightroom, etc. Also if you have their app installed on your device share to GoogleDrive, Dropbox, Tumblr, Pinterest, Evernote, Buffer, LinkedIn etc. using iOS 8 sharing extension feature. Sharing extensions are put into apps and allows sharing files to that service. For example download Pinterest to your phone and you will now find that you can share from the iWatermark+ or Photos app directly to your Pinterest account. Same for Tumblr, Evernote and other services that have their made their own app with built in sharing extension.
In the screenshot above notice that there are a number of 3rd party sharing options, Instagram, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, Evernote, Hootsuite, Buffer and a growing number of sharing apps support this exchange of info. Scroll right to see more. So, the sharing extensions available depend on what apps you have installed.
IMPORTANT: Missing export extension? If you have an export extension like Instagram, Tumblr, Evernote, Buffer, etc and you don’t see it in the list then scroll all the way to the right and hit the ‘More…’ icon there you can turn on the ones you use, turn off the ones you don’t and rearrange the list.
Instagram – download the Instagram app and iWatermark+ will show it in the above sharing/export area. Take a square photo in Apple’s camera app. Watermark in iWatermark+ then select Instagram in the sharing area (above) and it will take the watermarked photo straight into Instagram where you can apply filters and upload to Instagram. iWatermark+ is the simplest way to watermark a photo destined for Instagram.
PROBLEM: ‘Copy to Instagram’ sharesheet does not appear. We export watermarked files in the type they come in. If you import an .heic file then iWatermark+ exports a watermarked .heic file. ‘Copy to Instagram’ does not appear unless the file exported is a .jpg.
SOLUTION: Use a .jpg in to see the ‘Copy to Instagram’ in the sharesheet. Try it and you will see ‘Copy to Instagram’ is there. We think Instagram will update their app to allow the use of .heic files from the share sheet.
Facebook sharing is built into iOS. For Flickr, Twitter, Evernote, Tumblr, Buffer download those apps to have them show up for use in the sharing area.
The ‘Share Extension” allows other apps to offer new export options in iWatermark+
Whereas the previous ‘Photo Editing Extension’ allows apps that edit photos to watermark photos using iWatermark+.
?/About/Prefs
On the main page touch the ? icon at bottom right to get to this navbar at the bottom:
- About – company, programmers, version info, send to friend and rate this app.
- Tech Support – how to contact us with suggestions, bugs and questions not already answered in this manual.
- Preferences – These are best left as they are unless you understand them completely. That means reading the area below. If you want to change them back to the original settings then hit the Defaults button at top left (below).
0. Defaults – Touch this to return to the original default settings
1. Compression vs Quality setting – Higher number will export higher quality and larger size. Lower number exports lower quality and smaller file size. The default number gives the best of both. iWatermark+ uses the same tools/api for .jpg compression as Photoshop and other apps. If you decide to change this make sure to understand jpg compression, quality vs size and the tradeoffs involved by researching online.
2. Export Camera Album Name – set the name of the folder/album that iWatermark+ exports to in the Camera Album. Also seen in Apple’s Photos app.
3. Save Media to SD Card – turn on to save images, video, etc. to SD Card
Watermarks Types 1
iWatermark has 11 major types of watermarks, text, arc text, bitmap, vector, border, signature, QR, metadata, StegoMark, resize and custom filter. We’ll start with the Text Watermark and use it as an example to display all settings.
Before proceeding it’s important to understand that each watermark type has a settings page, each watermark type has its own settings and setting in common with others. The ‘Text Watermark’ has the most settings and so it gets the most explanations of settings in one place.
Text
Text watermarks are easy to create. Text is sharp at any size and depends on the available fonts. iWatermark+ gives access to 292 beautiful fonts.
First Watermark
To start, on the main page, touch the left most icon and select a photo as a background to help create and view your watermark. After you create a watermark then you can use it to watermark photos.
1. Touch the Text… item at the top of the watermark types page (shown below) .
2. This will lead to the Text Watermark settings page. Here fill in a name and the text.
3. The settings are grayed out till you hit ‘Done’ just once. That will make the settings below active and then you can adjust scale, opacity, etc. If you hit ‘Done’ twice you will go back to the main screen where you can select the settings icon for that watermark to return.
Adjust the settings like in this video.
Adjust settings via realtime preview.
IMPORTANT: All in the settings are interactive as shown in the video above. That means when you slide the size slider the view switches to the photo so you can drag back and forth to see and choose the exact size you want. Touch slide and hold down moving back and forth till you see the effect you want then let go. This is to allow you to set the size, opacity, etc and immediately see the results of your adjustment on the photo.
The settings in the screenshot above are described in the headings below.
Name
Type a name for the watermark. The button at top right will change to ‘Rename’. Tap rename to finish naming a watermark. Clear, descriptive names are best. It helps you find them later. Now, if you want to change the name again, the button at top right changes to ‘Duplicate’ and tapping on it will place you in a duplicate of that original watermark.
Text
Type your text content. To have multi-line text hit the ‘New Line’ button seen below at the top right of the keyboard. A new setting called ‘Alignment’ appears. Choose from Natural, Left, Center and Right and it will be aligned like that when viewed on a photo on the main screen. To delete all the text click on the x icon to the right of the text field. Insert Tag is important click here to learn more.
Font
Select one of the many fonts available in iWatermark. Text and the font are displayed in the actual font face, wysiwig (what you see is what you get).
- Search for a font.
- Preview the font directly in your watermark on your photo by touch and holding down on the little eye
at bottom left. - Fonts & colors you use all the time can be favorited for quick access. Click on a font you like hit the heart to turn the icon solid blue and it switches to a new sheet and adds the font there. Tap the heart anytime to see your favorites.
- Tap the dice icon to randomly change the font and instantly see what it looks like.
- The return & forward arrow icons takes you back and forward through the random fonts.
TIP: Use the search field at the top to search by name (easier then scrolling thru 300 fonts) or for font types like “mono” or ‘”script” and font language types like “Indian”, “Russian”, “Japanese”, “Korean”, “Thai” and “Arabic”.
at bottom left.
When you favorite a font (above) it places it in this favorite fonts panel. This allows you to have favorite font at your finger tips. No more scrolling thru hundreds of fonts.
Size
Touch and drag the slider back and forth to get just the right size. Pinch and zoom of the watermark on the photo can also be used when you are actually on the main page.
TIP: Typing a size into the field next to the slider can give a size from 0 to 150% . Whereas the slider only allows dragging between 0 to 100%. It’s also possible to type in decimals like 75.5 for exact sizes.
Angle
Drag the slider to rotate the watermark. Or type in the field a whole (e.g. 14) or decimal (e.g. 14.5) number into the field. It is also possible to rotate a watermark from the main page. Put 2 fingers on the watermark and twist to rotate.
Opacity
Set the opacity/transparency of the watermark. Transparent left and opaque right.
Color
Set the color of a watermark easily by tapping a color.
- Edit Color Settings – Tap edit at top right or the settings icon at the bottom to edit a color. RGB or HSL values as 0..255 integers, or as 00..FF hexadecimals. (below).
- Favorites – At the bottom tap the heart icon to go to the favorites page. Tap a cell to assign that color to that cell.
- Eye Dropper – Tap his icon to go to the Canvas Page and use the center of the magnifying glass to select a color on your photo. TIP: We highly recommend using this to select a more subtle watermark color. For example your photo may have a sun setting over the blue ocean with mountains on the right. you can choose one of the golden colors of the sunset to use for your watermark on the darker right side in the mountains. This eliminates introducing a brand new color into the photo which might disturb it’s consistency and integrity. Subtle is good for watermarks. No need to bang people on the eyes.
- Radomize – to the left of the eye-dropper is a dice icon. Tap that and get a random color. This is just like on the font page where the radomize icon does the same thing except for fonts.
Here is a video of some of those details.
Effect
None – allows choosing a text color
Engrave and Emboss – effects with optional transparency. Both make for an excellent and subtle watermarks.
If transparency is off best results are achieved when text color is white or light colored. When text is dark or black, very little if any difference is seen between engrave, emboss and none.
Shadow
Set the color and opacity of the shadow of the watermark.
Text Effect
Off, Engrave or Emboss effects. Only available for Text and Arc Text watermarks. Best results are achieved when text color is white or light colored. When text is dark or black, very little if any difference is seen when fx is on or off.
Backdrop
Select the color and opacity for the square background just around the watermark.
Position
If you are a beginning user, touch and drag a watermark to change its location is more than adequate in most cases but the Position or Tiling setting allow more precision.
FYI: Position is relative in iWatermark+. Position for an object is determined by % from the edges. That means that no matter what size or orientation of photo you will get the visually the same results. Watermark size/position are affected by photo dimensions. The watermark will be positioned in the same place on each photo irrespective of the size and orientation of each photo in a batch. Example: in a batch of 2 photos, one low and the other high resolution, a border watermark set to be approx 10 pixels wide on one low resolution photo might when measured be 20 pixels wide on the high resolution photo. This is yet another esssential feature which makes iWatermark+ unique and appreciated by professional photographers.
Position of a watermark can be set in 3 ways:
- Tap and drag the watermark on the Canvas Page.
- By touching via the highlighted text opposite the word ‘Position’. (Left-Bottom, Right-Top, etc. text. See screenshot below) or double touching the pin icon.
- For even more precise control (by pixel) over watermark location tap on Nudge at the bottom.
Then on the Canvas Page you will see this:
which you can then use to nudge the watermark around in small increments.
When you move a watermark to a position you are pinning it there. A Pinned watermark is referenced to left, center or right and top, center and bottom. In the screenshot below the watermark is at ‘Left’ and ‘Top’.
- Auto Switch: This is on by default and the recommended setting. When Auto is on (green) and you drag the watermark around with your finger or use the slider you will feel some ‘stickiness’ when the watermark gets close to the corners. This is the pinned corner and you will see a little pin icon there. It maintains its position by the percentage left, top corner. iWatermark decides what corner it is pinned to The opposite is ‘Manual’.
- Manual (not green) allows the user to pick the pinned corner. Click on the Left, Center, or Right and Top, Center or Bottom. Example for using ‘Manual’ setting might be where you have a batch of photos which are both low resolution and high resolution. If you want a long piece of text to be in the same top left location on each photo then set the position to top and left and turn off Auto.
TIP: The position of a watermark is shown by the blue white pin icons on the preview photo page (see below). Try moving the watermark around with your finger and see the pin icon move to the other corners as you approach them. Double touch the pin to go to the position settings.
Tiling
Is for special cases where you want to put a watermark across a whole photo multiple times making it difficult for people to copy or use your photos by cropping. Turn on by flipping the first switch in Position displayed in the screenshot above. Turn switch to green for tiling.
The settings for tiling are pretty obvious. Move the sliders and instantly preview the changes.
- Size – reducing/enlarging the size displays more/fewer copies of that watermark on a photo.
- Gap – gap between each copy.
- Horizontal Offset – moves all the copies right or left
- Vertical Offset – moves the copies up or down.
- Angle – changes the angle of all the copies.
- Opacity – changes the transparency of the watermark of all copies.
Experiment with tiling using preview. Typically tiling is done with 1 watermark is used to add extra protection to a photo. But, for fun you can turn on 2 or more tiled watermarks simultaneously for a special effect.
The tiling above is using 1 Text Watermark but it is also possible to use Text Arcs, Graphics and other watermark types. They can be more subtle then the above but we wanted to make the tiling obvious even at a small size for the manual.
Insert ©, ™, ®
Insert special Characters. At the top of the keyboard in ‘Text Watermark’ settings is this:
The first 3 are pretty obvious tap those to insert those characters (copyright, registered trademark and trademark symbols).
Insert Tag
Tags are incredibly useful! Use ‘Insert Tag’ at the top of the keyboard (seen above) to put Metadata (like camera model, creation date, sequential numbering, file name, location, etc.) from that photo or video into a visible watermark on that photo or video. There are some example watermarks that come with the app but you can use these to create your own customized watermark to display a variety of info on your photos that will be different depending on the metadata in that photo.
To use Tags touch the ‘Insert Tag’ button you are taken to this page:
Each tag has a format, it always starts with a % so that the program can identify that it is a tag. Under the tag is the info from the metadata in the selected photo. If no photo is selected (the photo that shows on the Canvas page) the example info is generic.
Each variable that stores a particular piece of metadata from a photo. Here you can touch one of the metadata variables (tags) to insert that photo info as a text watermark. That text watermark can be formatted and other text added to help describe and explain the tag.
To see this in action, touch one of the above tags and then you have a text watermark like this.
In the above example the %CAM1 is a variable that holds the camera model info that is pulled out of each photo. ‘Camera:’ is just a description/label for the info that will follow it. In a batch of photos from different cameras that watermark might print Camera: Nikon on the first, Camera: Canon on the second and Camera: iPhone 6 Plus on the 3rd.
See the fainter watermark at the bottom of this photo which shows the Camera used and other info.
It is amazing what adding 3 watermarks and a tag can do for a photo.
TIP: One particularly useful tag is %WCNT. Use this with a batch of photos to put a steadily incremented number on a photo. So, if you have 300 photos in a batch and you have a text watermark with this tag like this:
Number %WCNT of 300
Then each photo would have a watermark saying something like Number 17 of 300.
We are constantly adding to the tags. To learn more about tags go to Text Watermark click Insert Tag and look thru the info on each tag.
TIP: It’s not possible to have different fonts and font sizes within one text watermark so if you want to do that make two separate text watermarks.
Arc Text
An Arc Text Watermark produces a watermark of text on a curved path. Below are all it’s settings, more settings then any other watermark. The best way to understand these is to experiment and test them out. It has more settings then just a ‘Text’ watermark. Those additional settings are described below.
See explanation of the first text settings Name, Text and Size in Text watermark above.
Spacing
Adjusting the space between letters. Similar to kerning but kerning adjusts the space between 2 particular letters whereas ‘Spacing’ adds or subtracts space between all letters equally.
Radius
Adjust the radius size in % up to the maximum horizontal or vertical length whichever is smaller.
Size to Fit
Automatically resizes the circle based on word length and font size.
A to ∀
Flip the text.
Angle
Drag the slider to rotate the text around the ring. Or type in the field a whole (e.g. 14) or decimal (e.g. 14.5) number into the field.
Inner Circle
Controls the color and opacity of the inside of the circle.
Watermarks Types 2
These are the rest of the watermark types. For the Table of Contents they needed to be broken into 2 groups to fit smartphones..
Bitmap/Logo
Overview
Graphic Watermarks are good for logos, art and signatures. Use your logo or any graphic but they need to be a special graphic format called .png with transparent background. The sample signatures, symbols and other graphics we include have transparent backgrounds and are .png files. That means that even though the graphic is square only the signature itself shows and that which is not the signature is transparent allowing the background photo to show through. The file format to do this is called .png with transparency and it allows the background of the watermark to be transparent (a .jpg does not allow this transparency, .png must be used).
Below you will learn how to import a png & how to create a png file.
Q: Why use .png with transparency for a logo watermark on a photo?
1. CORRECT  | .png with transparency |
2. WRONG  | White background is caused by using either: a) .png without transparency or b) .jpg |
A: Both graphics of the stamp above are square.
- Our stamp logo, is a PNG with transparency. This PNG has areas that are transparent, so the stamp is seen surrounded by just the background.
- It is the same graphic but either a jpg or a .png without transparency so the white box shows as background the second stamp.
Check out the FAQ (below) or Google ‘png’ and ‘transparency’ to learn more about making .png files with transparency.
Creating a Graphic/Logo Watermark is just like creating a Text Watermark. The only difference is we import a special graphic.
Transferring your logo to iOS
Q: How do I import my logo/graphic from a Mac, Win PC, iOS, Android or the web into Apple’s Photos app on my iPhone/iPad?
A: There are a number of ways to import a file but only use one of these.
- Email (easiest) – email logo or graphic to yourself. Then go to that email on your mobile device and click and hold on the attached file to save it to your devices Camera Album.
- Apple’s Airdrop – if you are familiar with it Airdrop can be used to import logo/graphics onto an iPhone/iPad. Info on Airdrop on the Mac. Info on using Airdrop on iPhone/iPad. To share a png logo from Mac to iOS, hold the control key and tap the logo file and in the finder on the Mac and a dropdown menu appears. On this menu choose Share and in the next dropdown menu choose Airdrop. When Airdrop appears after a moment or two it should show your iOS device, click once on that and it will show progress of sending the file and a beep at the end. If no iOS device appears then make sure Airplay is turned on for your iOS device.
- From the iPhone/iPad or Mac you can Copy & Paste a graphic direct into the Graphic Watermark.
- Scan Signature Watermark (kind of tricky) – can be used to import a signature or scan in an image. If you have a dark subject (like a signature) and a clean, bright white background. It uses the camera to scan a logo on paper and produce a PNG file. Using the original artwork will be higher resolution. Go here to learn more.
IMPORTANT: Don’t use iCloud Shared Album to import a .png/logo. iCloud changes the png file in to a jpg. Lacking transparency it will now have a white box around it and won’t work as a logo. This is a reported bug in Apple’s iCloud Shared Album.
IMPORTANT: It’s hard to determine on an iOS device if a file is .png or not. So, we created an easy way. When you create a Bitmap/Logo watermark when you click the ‘Pick’ button you will see the photo thumbnails, at top right there is an i with circle round it icon 
tap that and it will overlay each thumbnail with file type, resolution, size and date/time of creation. Very handy.
Create Bitmap/Logo Watermark
- Go to the Watermarks Page, choose ‘Create New Watermark’ then choose ‘Bitmap Graphic’. Now in the settings for ‘Bitmap Graphic’ there are 2 buttons:
- ‘Pick’ which allows you to choose your logo from your camera album or
- ‘Paste’ which allows you to paste items you have copied elsewhere.
- Go to the Settings Page for this watermark and change to your taste.
You can use any graphic or photo but 99% of the time a .png graphic with transparency will be what you want for a watermark. All the example graphics in iWatermark are .png’s with transparency.
Q: Why do I get a warning sign icon to the left the ‘Pick’ button (screenshot below)?
A: Tap on the warning icon to the left of Name or Graphic (in above screenshot) it will tell you the problem and solution.
Q: How do I create a graphic (transparent .png format) to be a watermark?
A: Most people get them from a designer or create them themselves. Google for ‘how do create a logo?’ or ‘how do i create a logo png with transparency?’
Q: Why do I get a white box, square, rectangle around my logo?
A: It means you have a jpg not a png. Please read all the above.
Pick
Allows selecting a graphic from the Camera Album on your device. A .png formatted image is best because it has a transparent area. Pick shows all the items in your camera album. See above Q&A How do I import my logo.
Paste
A .png image if you have it in the clipboard. You can copy in another app (like from Email or Photos) and paste here.
Size
100% means the width or height whichever is the minimum of those two.
TIP – Dragging goes from 1 to 100% as described above but you can type 1 to 300. It’s also possible to type in decimals like 105.5 for exact sizes.
Mirror
Mirror horizontally and/or mirror vertically. Touch and hold to see a preview.
Tint
Change the color of content of a graphic, like your logo, from whatever color it is to whatever color you want. This can be extremely handy to making a graphic match the colors in a photo.
Opacity and Shadow work as described above in Text Watermark.
Once you hit ‘Done’ all the other controls are available and explained above in Create Text Watermark.
Vector
A Vector Watermark is based on a mathematical representation of an image. A vector uses points, lines, curves and other graphic primitives in a graphic. This means that unlike a bitmap graphic which can look blocky at different sizes a vector looks perfect at all sizes.
iWatermark+ has a huge built-in library of SVG vectors. SVG is a particular format for vectors.
The above is an example of using simultaneously an SVG vector graphic (the fox), metadata (invisible) and 2 text watermarks (No rain…Fox Photography).
IMPORTANT: Subtle watermarks are usually best. But in this tiny image it was essential to use high contrast watermarks to make it visible for small sized screenshots in this manual. In a large version of this photo if the Fox and Logo instead of white was one of the colors in the photo, like green or brown, then it would blend into the photo and yet still be discernible. The decision to watermark with strong or subtle contrast all depends on your intent.
Border
Another useful type is the Border Watermark. It also uses SVG (perfect rendition at all sizes) art to draw borders around a whole photo and also scrollwork at the corners. Use the Pick seen below to select a graphic in the border library. Borders has a special setting called:
Inset
hich insets the border at distances you set.
You can use borders to highlight that special someone. 🙂
QR-Code
A QR Code (it stands for “Quick Response”) is a cell phone readable bar code that can store website URL’s, plain text, phone numbers, email addresses and pretty much any other alphanumeric data up to 4296 characters. A QR can make a great watermark.
The QR example image below holds our website url, https://plumamazing.com. Both the camera apps on iOS (in iOS 11) and the pure Android Camera app can scan and act on the info in a QR codes. Chrome also can read QR codes on both Android and iOS. There are also many other QR scanner apps available in the app stores. Scan the QR code below and you get the choice to go to our site automatically. You can make one for your site or to any page with any info you want to display.
Usage examples. QR’s can be handy as a watermark on photos and other graphics that can hold name, email, url to take people to your site or other info depending on your creativity.
1. Someone might have QR watermarks for a bunch of photos and each QR could lead to it’s own web page with information on location, conditions, pricing, etc.
2. Watermark your photos with a QR that contains your url, email, copyright and other info. Good for maintaining your connection with a photo for Facebook, Twitter and other social media. When you upload a photo to a social media sites they often remove metadata. Social sites do not remove visible watermarks like text, signature, graphics or QRs.
3. Make an instructional video to Vimeo, YouTube, etc. or your site. Put the direct link to your video into a QR. Get some of the paper for printing out stickers and print out a bunch of these QR codes. Now slap this QR code onto a manual. When the user needs more visual help they can scan the QR to go directly to the video.
Create QR-Code Watermark!
From the ‘New Watermark’ page select ‘QR-Code…’. Give it a name and adjust to your taste. Keep in mind if you reduce the size and opacity it may get difficult for the scanner to read all the info. Experiment and read more about QR’s on the web for more info.
TIP: Click here for more info on QR Code and readability
Signature
A signature (from Latin: signare, “to sign”) is a handwritten (and often stylized) depiction of someone’s name that a person writes on documents as a proof of identity and intent. A signature is symbolic of the works creator. Many famous artists (Claude Monet, Albrecht Durer, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Salvador Dalí, Johannes Vermeer, Wassily Kandinsky, Joan Miró, Henri Matisse, Henri Rousseau, Maxfield Parrish and many others) signed their work. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, a signature can make a classic watermark.
A ‘Signature Watermark’ can be create by the ‘Signature Scan’ or by graphics (a transparent .png file) that you input. Graphics with high contrast like a signature where the ink from the pen is black or at least dark and a background of white works well.
Create Signature Watermark!
The 3 ways to input your signature and use it as a watermark.
1. Scan
Take a sheet of unwrinkled bright white paper, a dark ink pen or sharpie and write your signature in the center. Have this sheet evenly lit with no shadows.
From the ‘New Watermark’ page click ‘Signature Scan’ to see this page.
Click the ‘Scan Signature’ button, it will take you to the camera where you can take a scan/photo of your signature. This may take a few tries to get the hang of it.
Scan Contrast – Be a Jedi master adjust the forces of light and dark in the universe. This is the most important setting for adjusting to get just your signature and removing shadows or wrinkles on the paper. The white will be removed and only the dark ink bits will remain in the .png file it creates of your signature.
2. Pick
Get your signature from the Photos Album. You may have a scan made on another scanner or some other means that you can import to your Photos Album and then info iWatermark+.
3. Draw
Click the ‘Draw’ button above to handwrite in your signature using your finger. Press and hold the “checkered signature canvas” for a fraction of a second, until the canvas shows a blue outline around it, only then start signing your signature with your finger or with an Apple’s pencil.
All the other settings are explained in ‘Text Watermark’ above.
Now you can easily sign smartphone photos and other art images before putting sharing them on facebook, twitter and instagram, etc.
Putting a subtle signature on a photo is one good way to alert future viewers that you created it and thus maintain a connection to your photo especially if it goes viral.
Metadata
IMPORTANT: Limit of 1 Metadata watemark per photo.
There’s more than meets the eye inside a digital photo image file. Photo files can store not only image data but also information about the images and that is called ‘Metadata’. Photo files can include technical, descriptive and administrative classes of metadata of several types with names like EXIF, TIFF, IPTC, etc. You can google for more info. The important thing is that iWatermark+ supports metadata as a watermark type. This means you can create a watermark that adds your name, title, copyright, etc inside a photo file as metadata. It is another layer of security and a way to validate that a photo is yours.
In iWatermark you can do 3 important things with metadata:
1. Add invisible metadata to a photo with a watermark.
2. Add a visible watermark which displays your choice of metadata imprinted on a photo.
3. View the metadata of a photo.
Create Metadata Watermark!
1. To add an invisible metadata watermark starting from the ‘New Watermark’ page select ‘Metadata…’ and you will see this page:
Here you can add the creator of the photo and who owns the copyright. Enter keywords to help locate that photo in the future if you use Lightroom or Picasa. The comments field is for whatever you wish to add.
StegoMark
IMPORTANT: Only 1 StegoMark allowed per photo is possible.
StegoMark is the first ever implementation of a steganographic watermark for photography and is only available in iWatermark. Steganography refers to any process of embedding some data invisibly into the actual photo image data.
StegoMark because it combines Steganography, often called Stego for short and Mark from the word Watermark. StegoMarks use a special algorithm designed at Plum Amazing. This specialized encoding makes that data almost impossible to decipher without iWatermark. If there is no password then any copy of iWatermark can reveal the hidden text. If there is a password then only a person with the password and iWatermark can reveal the hidden text.
One way to use StegoMark is to embed your email or business url into a photo. This along with a Metadata and a visible watermark gives different layers of protection to your credentials in and attached to a photo. Each separate watermark layer will resist in different ways things that can be done to a photo like cropping, resaving, renaming, etc. to maintain your ownership information.
Create A StegoMark
To begin go to the ‘New Watermark’ page and select ‘StegoMark…’ and you will see this page:
For ‘Name’ put a good descriptive name for this StegoMark
In ‘Hidden Message’ put the text you want to embed in the image data.
Using no password anyone with iWatermark+ can read the message but no one else.
Enter a password for more privacy which means only someone with the password and iWatermark+ can read that text message.
Once this is done, export the StegoMark’ed photo. Check out the next section ‘Reading A StegoMark’ to see how to see your hidden info.
Reading A StegoMark
To read a StegoMark first open the exported StegoMark watermarked photo from the ‘Open Photo’ button in iWatermark+.
Then go to the i with a circle around it icon in the nav bar. Tap on that to see the info on this photo, click the ‘StegoMark’ tab as seen highlighted below. Enter the password if you have one and hit the detect button to see the hidden message appear in the box to it’s right.
IMPORTANT: Only 1 StegoMark per photo.
25 characters or less (recommended) in a StegoMark allows it be most resilient when resaving/recompressing a watermarked .JPG photo. Up to 80 can be used but it will impact the resilience of the message. Remember you can use a URL shortener to make a URL smaller for embedding.
Resize
IMPORTANT: When a Resize watermark is active, the “dashed outline” around a photo is displayed in green (not blue as usual) to remind you Resize is in operation. Also only 1 resize watermark allowed at a time. If you select a new one the old one is turned off.
We consider Resize a watermark because everything you do to customize a photo makes it more your own. Your artistic choices infuse the photo with your identity. Instagram photos are not the first to be square but Instagram has, very effectively, made square photos and videos their style. It may be, in the future, that other sizes and shapes will be made famous by other artists.
Resize as a watermark allows Instagrammers to instantly checkmark and output the ‘Instagram’ size to Instagram and other social networks. That is why many feel that iWatermark+ is an essential app for Instagram.
Below is a photo which is altered in a series of screenshots, with each screenshot showing the resize settings that for that photo.
Original Image Not Resized
We combined the Aspect Fit and Aspect Fill previously separate items in the interface to one item called zoom. All the controls now including zoom allow you to use the live preview to get a ‘feel’ for what you want to see for output.
Notice when dragging that the Zoom control locks to and displays Aspect Fit at 0% Zoom and Aspect Fill at 100% Zoom. This was done to simplify.
Custom Filters
Another way to watermark a is to give the whole photo a style. Customized Filters leads to MANY filters with MANY options. Unfortunately we can’t explain them all here. We recommend experimenting (playing around) with one filter like ‘Pixelate’ to get a feeling for how they work. Once you have a filter with particular settings that you like save it as a watermark with a descriptive name so you can find and use it in the future. You might name filters for the artists that inspire them. A ‘Van Gogh’ filter might make the colors more vibrant and add a swirl. A ‘Ansel Adams’ filter might make a photo black and white, increase the contrast and add sharpness. Apt names will help you get back to the combinations of settings you find and save.
The filters in iWatermark are based on Core Image a technology created by Apple. This link has both a technical description, details of the setting and photos showing the changes they can produce. Click here for the definitive reference.
Batch Processing
To batch process choose Select Photos, select 2 or more photos, select a watermark(s) and export to the Camera Roll. Batch processing does not work to Facebook, Twitter, etc. After the first photo is finished you will get this dialog.
TIP: Use ‘Select Photos (with info)’ to select multiple images: tap and image then go to the last photo and double tap to select all the photos from the first single tapped to the double-tapped one.
Selecting “Batch Process All” allows iWatermark+ to take over, watermark, and export all the photos without user intervention.
IMPORTANT: Due to Apple API limitations, batch processing, without intervention, is only possible to Apple’s Camera Roll. Exporting multiple photos to Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox, etc. can only be done sequentially, one by one.
Extension
iWatermark+ includes a photo editing extension.
In iOS 8 a new feature called ‘Extensions’ was added. Extensions offers a whole new level of application communication in iOS. iWatermark is a standalone app and it can watermark a photo from within another app as what Apple calls a ‘Photo Editing Extension’. For example you can go into Apple’s Photos app, select a photo, hit the ‘Edit’ button at top right, a dialog may appear saying ‘This photo is not editable. Do you want to duplicate it?’ Touch ‘Duplicate and Edit’. On the bottom of this new Edit Photo page is the navbar below.
Click the 3 dots in the white circle to see your choices for extensions. This row of apps that you can scroll to the left, is composed of some that Apple provides and also other apps you have loaded on your device that also have extension abilities built into them. At the end of the row is a square icon with … in it. Tap this to see all the apps that provide photo editing. Here you can show/hide and organize the order they are in:
Once you have moved iWatermark all the way to the left then tap it’s icon (stamp icon). It will open and display a page with the selected photo and the last selected watermark in iWatermark. Touch ‘Done’ at top right to watermark.
Some points on extensions.
° To use the extension iWatermark can be open or closed it doesn’t matter.
° The extension has limited abilities compared to working in the full iWatermark+ app.
° Whatever watermark or watermarks last selected in iWatermark is what will be seen and used.
° To change the watermark used by the extension go to iWatermark and select watermark(s).
° Pinch/zoom, rotation, change location of watermark can all be used.
° In the extension panel seen above you can rearrange by dragging the icons into new positions based on usage. Also the last icon to the right in that list is called ‘More’ it has an icon of 3 dots, click that icon to see a new page that shows all the extensions available. Here you can rearrange the extensions to your priorities and turn off ones you don’t use.
TIP: As an app iWatermark duplicates the original photo, watermarks the duplicate and saves it in the Camera Album and conveniently in the iWatermark Album. iWatermark never changes the original. As an extension used within Apple’s Photo app, iWatermark watermarks but the saving is handled by the Apple Photos app. The Photos app saves all changes to a photo in that photo, so the watermark and other changes are saved as layers. If you want to remove it you hit Edit again and hit Revert to go back to the original photo.
FAQ
iWatermark Versions
Q: What is the difference between iWatermark+ Free or Lite and iWatermark+ both for iPhone/iPad and Android?
A: They are exactly the same except that iWatermark+ Free or Lite puts a small watermark that says ‘Created with iWatermark+ Lite’ at the top of every exported watermarked photo. Many will find this meets their watermarking needs or at least allows testing the app fully. Otherwise upgrade to the regular version which eliminates that watermark. In the Free/Lite version a button to upgrade to the regular version is on the main page. Upgrading supports the evolution of iWatermark+.
Q: What is the difference between iWatermark+ for the iPhone/iPad and Android and the desktop versions for Mac/Win?
A: Desktop computers have faster processors and more memory, so they can handle photos that are much higher resolution. The desktop versions are easier to use on large batches of photos. The desktop version is another link in the chain of a photographers workflow. The iPhone/iPad version are designed to allow you to use touch to change the various parameters. Both are designed to fit their hardware. For more info tap here iWatermark for Mac and iWatermark for Win. With this link you get 30% off on either of those or you can get any of our Mac software like iClock (highly recommended productivity replacement for the Apple menubar clock). This is a link that will put a 30% off coupon in your cart. Contact us if you have any question. Our site is Plum Amazing.
Problems/Errors
Q: Some photos are rotated incorrectly. What is the problem?
A: It turns out that is an Android OS issue. Make sure to upgrade to the latest version.
Q: Why is my logo showing as a white box/rectangle/square/background instead of having transparent parts.
A: It means that you are using a jpg instead of a png with transparency. To learn more about that go to ‘Creating a ‘Bitmap/Logo Watermark’.
Q: I had a crash, freeze or error message what do I do.
A: Its rare but a crash could happen for the reasons below. Use the solution to each of the 5 problems to fix it.
1. Problem: Something is wrong with the phones OS.
Solution: Make sure you have the latest version of iWatermark+ and latest iOS. Restart the phone to restore to its default state.
2. Problem: The app is corrupt due to a bad download.
Solution: Delete the app on your iPhone/iPad then redownload.
3. Problem: High resolution photos are using more memory than is available.
S Solution: To test use regular iPhone/iPad photos first. SLR photos under 10 megs should work, SLR photos 10 megs or higher may not work. What iWatermark+ can do depends on both iOS software and iPhone/iPad hardware. SLR photos may be pushing the limit depending on the photo size and your iOS hardware. iWatermark+ works on bigger photos then ever before but keep in mind the limitations of memory in your iOS devices, iPad Pro is different than iPhone 4s, etc. Experiment.
4. Problem: Not enough memory left on the device.
Solution: Simply delete a podcast, video or other temporary content. Make sure you have at least a Gig of memory available on your device.
5. Problem: Watermarks are using too much memory.
Solution: Turn all watermarks off. Then turn them back on one at a time. Use fewer watermarks and use watermarks that require less memory. The ‘Custom Filters’ and ‘Borders’ in that order are memory hogs, be careful using these. You can also kick other apps out of the multi-tasker to make more memory (RAM) available.
6. Problem: A particular photo won’t watermark or gives an error.
Solution: Send us the original photo and send some details of the problem.
7. Problem: App is frozen, can’t perform any more actions.
Solution: Try rotating the iPhone or iPad 90 degrees and lets us know if that unfreezes the app. Also try cancel if that option on an error message.
If you have tried all of the solutions above and can’t fix the problem then we want to know. Email us the details to reproduce it. If we can reproduce it then we can fix it.
Android
Q: Is there a version of iWatermark+ for Android?
A: Yes, iWatermark+ for Android and is here. Please let your Android using friends know about it:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plumamazing.iwatermarkplus
The older iWatermark for Android is here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.plumamazing.iwatermark
Q: How do I add my custom fonts on Android?
A: This is only available on Android 8 or higher. To load your own custom font, copy the font ttf file into the My files:Internal Storage:Download folder that means on your device’s internal storage/SD Card. Then tap the ‘Custom Fonts’ button seen here, select a font in that folder. The new font will be added to the list for you to use in any text watermark in iWatermark+:
Q: Why did iWatermark+ open in a different language?
A: This is an Android OS question and covered at this link.
Watermarks
Q: How easy is it to remove the watermarks?
A: Not easy. That is the purpose of a watermark to deter thieves. It depends on the various factors. Is it visible or invisible? It depends on the watermark type (text, graphic, qr, signature, banner, lines, compass, stegomark, metadata, resize, filter. etc.). It depends on where the watermark is on the photo. It depends if it’s a single watermark or tiled on the image. It depends on the color of the watermark? There are a lot of factors that control how hard it is to remove. Ultimately if a thief is determined, has the time and the tools they can remove a watermark. Some are just way more difficult to remove. You have decide what you want to achieve. That’s why iWatermark+ has so many watermarks. Each expresses a different type of deterrence.
TIP: In US copyright law if on a stolen photo it’s discovered that someone has also removed a watermark a judge is more likely to come down heavy on the thief because of the obvious intent.
Q: I have my watermarked photo but accidentally deleted my original photo without the watermark. Can I remove the watermark from this photo?
A: Not easily and not in iWatermark. Watermarking is designed to protect your photo and prevent others from removing the watermark as much as possible. It is purposely difficult and in some cases impossible to remove a watermark. One can try using a photo editor like Photoshop to do it. But that will be challenging and is not going to return the photo to the exact original.
IMPORTANT: iWatermark always works on copies of the original and never on the original. Your originals are always safe unless you delete them. Don’t delete your originals and always back up your photos.
If you delete your original photo it may still be found in iCloud, in Albums in the ‘Recently Deleted’ folder, the photo could also be on your Mac, Dropbox, Google Photos and/or other services you use to backup photos.
Graphic and Quality
Q: Does iWatermark+ support Adpple’s new HEIC files?
A: .HEIC files, often called ‘Live Photos’, contain 2 resource files , jpeg and mov. Currently when you select a Live Photo we watermark only the jpg (photo) component. A future version will provide an option to watermark either the jpg or the mov (QuickTime video) component.
Q: How do i create the special type of graphic, a logo that has transparent areas that can be used as a watermark?
A: That type of graphic is called a .png with transparency.
If your graphic designer created it then ask for a high resolution PNG file from them.
To do it yourself use Photoshop, GIMP (free on Mac and Win), Acorn, Affinity Photo or similar app then follow these steps.
1) create a layer and paste your graphic object.
2) magic wand all the whiteness, then hit delete. You are left with the checkerboard background which is
3) hide the background layer
4) save as PNG. A transparency cannot be created with .jpg it must be a .png with transparency file.
The Preview app on Mac OS can also be used to make a .png with transparency. More here.
For details search the web for a tutorial on creating a PNG graphic with transparent background.
Q: How do I import a logo/graphic from a Mac, Win PC or the web onto my iPhone/iPad.
A: There are a number of ways.
- Email (easiest) – email logo or graphic to yourself. Then go to that email on your mobile device and click and hold on the attached file to save it to your devices Camera Album. Next Create a Graphic Watermark.
- Apple’s Airdrop – if you are familiar with it Airdrop can be used to import logo/graphics onto an iPhone/iPad. Info on Airdrop on the Mac. Info on using Airdrop on iPhone/iPad. To share a png logo from Mac to iOS, hold the control key and tap the logo file and in the finder on the Mac and a dropdown menu appears. On this menu choose Share and in the next dropdown menu choose Airdrop. When Airdrop appears after a moment or two it should show your iOS device, click once on that and it will show progress of sending the file and a beep at the end. If no iOS device appears then make sure Airplay is turned on for your iOS device. Next Create a Graphic Watermark.
- From the iPhone/iPad or Mac you can Copy & Paste a graphic direct into the Graphic Watermark.
- Scan Signature Watermark – can be used to import a signature or scan in an image. It uses the camera to scan a logo on paper and produce a PNG file. Using the original artwork will be higher resolution. Go here to learn more.
Q: Why do I see a white box around my companies logo?
A: This means the logo you are trying to use is a jpg and not a transparent png. PNG’s can have transparency JPEG’s do not.
IMPORTANT: Follow the steps above to import, then use a png format logo file.
WARNING: If you put a .png in your Camera Album and ‘Optimize Photo Storage’ is checkmarked on, then that .png is changed to a .jpg and compressed. This can be confusing the .png you uploaded is changed to a .jpg without telling you. If you import you logo (changed to a .jpg) into iWatermark+ you will get the white box around the logo (because .jpg does not support transparency).
PROBLEM: In iOS Settings Photo:iCloud. If the setting ‘Optimize iPhone Storage’ is checked that causes the problem.
SOLUTION: Checkmark the ‘Download and Keep Originals” (see screenshot). That setting is better anyway because it keeps your original photo and it’s format. Thanks to Lori for discovering this.
Also do not use iTunes to import logo/graphics. Do not open your logo in the photo picker. These both turn the png into a jpg which will show your logo in a white box.
Q: I have the logo/graphic on my device, how do I import it into iWatermark+
A: Details are in Create a Graphic Watermark above.
Q: Does iWatermark Pro save a photo in highest resolution to the photo album?
A: Yes, iWatermark+ saves in the highest resolution to the photo album. It may show you a reduced resolution for your display to improve speed but the final output is equivalent to the input. You can also email watermarked photos straight from the app at your choice of resolutions including the highest resolution. It may be that if you are trying to email from the photo album itself and you are on 3g (not wifi) Apple is choosing to lower the resolution of photos. That has nothing to do with iWatermark. It does have something to do with choices by Apple, ATT and maximizing the 3G bandwidth.
Q: Why is my logo pixilated, blurry and look low quality?
A: If the resolution of the area of the photo covered is higher then the resolution of the watermark, then it will cause the watermark to look blurry or blocky. Always make sure to have your logo/bitmap graphic be equal or higher resolution than the area of the photo it covers.
Your logo is a bitmap. What you put it on (your photo) and how much you scale it influences how it looks. If your logo is 50×50 and you put it on a 3000×2000 photo then the watermark is either going to be very small or look very pixelated.
SOLUTION: Before import make sure your bitmap logo is a resolution appropriate for the size of photo you will be applying the watermark to. For photos taken with iPhone cicca 2016 or later, 2000 pixels or higher on either side is fine. But as photo sizes increase over time so will the need for bitmap graphic resolution for a watermark to increase.
To sum it up iWatermark uses the api/tools supplied to us by Apple which is also what Photoshop and other apps use. While resaving jpg’s changes photos the actual the visible difference is controlled by the jpg algorithm, not the apps, and is basically imperceptible.
Q: Why doesn’t my photo and or watermark look highest resolution?
A: We reduce the quality of the onscreen preview to save memory and cpu. It is hardly noticeable except maybe on retina screens. This does not affect the exported quality which will be exactly the same as the original. If you want there is a preference which you can turn on to show ‘Retina Preview Quality’.
Q: Does watermarking reduce the resolution of the original photo?
A: It doesn’t change the resolution at all.
Q: Does iWatermark change the quality?
A: As you know all apps duplicate the photo they are editing. Then when they resave it, it becomes a new file. JPG is a compression format, which means it’s an algorithm which works to reduce the size of the photo and keep the humanly visible quality the same. That means it will be slightly but not visibly different. Every time you save a photo there will be slightly different arrangement of pixels. The pixels are not always identical but jpg does the best it can to make them look exactly the same. This is true of Photoshop and every other photo editing app. Each of them use the very same tools to re-save jpg’s. Our apps allow control over quality vs size the same way photoshop and a few other apps do. You can change that in the prefs but we don’t recommend it because it’s impossible to see any difference and harder still to tell which is better. You may want to google and read about ‘size vs quality’ if you are not familiar.
Settings/Permissions
Q: A dialog said I don’t have permission to access the Photo Library, what do I do?
A: iWatermark+ lets you pick photos or videos for watermarking. Your access to the Photo Library has been restricted in some way. If you use Apple’s Screen Time system preference turn it off and see if iWatermark+ has access. It may even be that your parent/guardian set your Screen Time permissions that are preventing you from using iWatermark+ fully. If the problem is not Screen Time then go to: Privacy:Photos:iWatermark+ and make sure that it’s set to ‘Read and Write’ and for camera access go to: Privacy:Camera:iWatermark+ and make sure it’s turned on (green).
Q: How do I move iWatermark+ and all its data (settings and watermarks) to a new iPhone or iPad?
A: Apple controls this not us. Here is what they say.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201269
A: This is a good explanation of that arcane knowledge.
Sales
Q: I just bought the app, why does the ‘Created with iWatermark’ still appear on my exported photos?
A: You are still opening and using iWatermark+ Free/Lite not the paid version of iWatermark+.
Solution: Delete iWatermark+ Free/Lite which has Free/Lite in a green banner on the icon. Use the paid version instead.
Q: What do I do if I have a sales question?
A: We don’t control iOS app sales at all. Apple controls sales totally for iOS apps. Google controls sales on Google Play. Apple and Google do not share the names/emails or any info on who buys the apps with us. We can not add or delete a duplicate order. For all sales questions please contact Apple or Google.
Q: I lost my phone and need to redownload the iPhone/iPad (or Android) version. Do I have to pay again?
A: No. Both the Apple iTunes store and Google Play let you redownload apps you already bought and their policies are at those links. If you bought a new phone and are moving from Android to iOS or vice versa then you need to buy again because we don’t control the sales they do.
Q: If I want to use iWatermark for both iPad and iPhone, do I need to pay for two apps or just one?
A: iWatermark+ is a universal app, it works great on iPad/iPhone, so, no need to pay twice. The same iWatermark works fine on iPhone and iPad. Legally you are the owner of both and you can have your software on both. Also Apple has a family plan. This plan allows you to buy an app once and everyone in the family lease gets to use the app on their iphone/ipad.
Q: If I want to use iWatermark for both iPad and iPhone, do I need to pay for two apps or just one?
A: iWatermark+ is a universal app, it works great on iPad/iPhone, so, no need to pay twice. The same iWatermark works fine on iPhone and iPad. Legally you are the owner of both and you can have your software on both. Also Apple has a family plan. This plan allows you to buy an app once and everyone in the family lease gets to use the app on their iphone/ipad.
Q: Don’t all app makers make millions of dollars?
A: Pokemon and some games might make that but a utility for the minor niche of watermarking, unfortunately for us, does not. iWatermark+ is actually an remarkably complex and powerful piece of software. A decade ago no one would have believed it possible. Even now people don’t realize the amount of work in the programming, documentation, tech support, graphics, admin, marketing and constant updating involved and what an incredible deal buying iWatermark for a few dollars is. Apple has always seriously benefitted from 3rd party app developers making software for their hardware. In the app store Apple takes 30% of an apps total earnings. That means from the $3.99 of iWatermark Apple keeps $1.20. There are millions of app developers and Apple gets 30% of all sales which is one reason they are a billion dollar company. From one sale we get 2.79 to pay for hardware, programming, tech support, advertising, graphics, admin, etc., so, the answer is, we are not rich. If you like iWatermark+ and realize how unique and advanced it is compared to other watermarking apps and you want to see it get more powerful features, then please tell others about it. If they buy helps you get a better app. Thanks!
Q: How come iWatermark+ is not #1 in the Apple App store when i search under watermark? Someone told me about your app but it took an hour to find it.
A: That is a very good question. That has to do with SEO (search engine optimization) which are algorithms that control what comes up first when searching for a keyword or phrase on Google, Apple’s App store or in other search engines. Apple’s App store search does not put the best apps first but displays apps first that have a particular name, keywords, is by a famous company, etc. Unfortunately, those things don’t always translate into finding the best app for you. It often finds apps by established big companies and apps that game the SEO. To summarize search is a challenging and continuing problem for Apple. It forces developers to either spend more time gaming the SEO than focusing on making great apps. We prefer working on improving apps and adding useful features.
Font
Q: How do I use the fonts from the iPhone/iPad or Android version in the Mac or Win Version or even in another desktop app?
A: To get the fonts out of the iWatermark+ iPhone app you need to find where the iPhone app is stored on the Mac.
In iTunes, applications pane, control+click an app, and choose “Show in Finder”.
It will reveal a file located here:
Macintosh HD > Users > *User Name* > Music > iTunes > Mobile Applications
and will highlight the file called iWatermark.ipa When transferred to the Mac or Win is the iWatermark application.
Copy this file. option key and drag this file to the desktop to copy it there. it should now still be in the original folder and a copy on your desktop.
Change the name of the desktop one’s extension to .zip. so it should now be named iWatermark.zip
Double click to unstuff. you will now have a folder, inside are these items:
Click on the Payload folder then control click on the iWatermark file and you will get the dropdown menu above.
Click on ‘Show Package contents’ and inside there you will find all the fonts.
Double click a font to install it on the Mac.
Q: The font size setting only allows selecting font size from 12 to 255. Can we make it bigger?
A: Typing a size into the field next to the slider can give a size from 6 to 512 pts. Whereas the slider only allows dragging between 12 to 255 pts.
Q: How do I have different fonts and font sizes in one text watermark?
A: It’s not possible in one text watermark. The solution is make two separate text watermarks.
Miscellaneous
Q: How many originals/copies of a photo are there with watermarking.
A: There are 3 different scenarios:
1. If you take a photo with Apples (or some other) camera app then that is the original, iWatermark+ then duplicates and watermarks that duplicate.
2. If you take a photo from within iWatermark+ that photo gets watermarked so there is only 1.
3. If you watermark using iWatermark+ within Apple Photos as an Editing Extension then it’s different because the Apple Photos app does not duplicate the original, it edits in layers and you can revert those edits. iWatermarks watermarks are put on as a layer in the Apple Photos app. Choose ‘Edit’ and hit ‘Revert’ to remove a watermark put on within Apple’s Photos app.
Q: I choose ‘Do not allow iWatermark+ access to photos’ by accident. How do I turn that on for iWatermark?
A: Go to settings:privacy:photos, find iWatermark+ in the list of apps and turn on the ‘access to photos’ switch for iWatermark+.
Q: Is there a size limitation on photos?
A: Yes. Every year it gets a little bit larger. This makes it easier for developers like ourselves to support opening and manipulating larger images. It is quite amazing that a phone can open SLR photos but there are limits. Newer SLR’s create higher res photos each year and new iPhones can open higher res photos each year. It’s a race.
Q: How do I move the watermark?
A: To move the watermark just touch it with your finger and drag it wherever you want. You can also change the font size, scale (using pinch/zoom) and change the angle (two finger twist) directly by touch. When you rotate the angle with two fingers you will notice that the watermark locks in at the cardinal points 0, 90, 180, 270 degrees. The watermark location can also be changed from the item called ‘Position’ located at the bottom of the settings in most watermarks.
Q: Does iWatermark pass on the EXIF info from the original photo?
A: Yes, any watermarked photo you save to the Photo Album or send via email has all the original EXIF info including GPS info. If you want GPS always removed then there is a setting for that in the preferences. You can view EXIF and other here.
Q: I speak Dutch but the app is showing to me in Swedish, how do I fix this?
A: This can happen in rare cases, it has to do with iOS. You can set a primary and secondary language in the system prefs. since there is no other localized languages yet for iWatermark+ only English the app is trying to go to the secondary language and at some points you must have that set to Swedish. Close the app, go to the system prefs and reset to just Dutch, restart. Now the system will just open in English.
Q: How does Photo Stream work? Do I add a photo to Photo Stream instead of the Camera Roll?
A: This is controlled by Apple not by us. More info is here.
Q: How do I delete the example signatures and logos that are provided?
A: In the Watermarks page touch the watermark and drag left, this will show a red delete button on the right side, touch that to delete that watermark. Or go to organize at the top left of the page where you can also delete watermarks or drag them around to change their order.
Q: How do I upload to Flickr?
A: Download the Flickr app from the app store. It’s free and it has an iOS sharing extension built in. That means when you export from in iWatermark+ it can go straight to “Flickr. Just remember to fill in your user info in General:Settings:Flickr on your iOS device for first time set up for logging in.
Video
Q: I noticed after transferring video to my Mac that the video was compressed?
A: That is not iWatermark+ but may be the process you use to transfer the video to the Mac or PC. These articles have more info:
OSXDaily – Transfer HD Video from iPhone or iPad to Your Computer
SoftwareHow – How to Transfer Videos from PC to iPhone without iTunes
iWatermarks present limits are any photo over 100 MB uncompressed may cause a memory error. The uncompressed size is different then the file size. You may be able to open a file like the pano in the screenshot below but to watermark it takes at least twice as much memory. This number we are sure will continue to get better every year.
Having said all that, feel free to try if you get the warning below, it won’t hurt anything and we’ve found it quite often works and depends on the device you have. We promise as more is possible in the hardware of iPhones and iPads we will expand what is then possible in software.
Why Watermark
Q: Why should I watermark the photos I put on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, etc.
A: Excellent question! Because most of those services remove the invisible metadata in your photo, so there is nothing tying that photo to you unless you put a visible watermark on it or invisible in it. Anyone can drag your Facebook picture to their desktop and use or share to others with no connection between you and your photo and no info in the file that says you created or own it. A watermark makes sure that everyone is clear on the fact that the photo is your IP (intellectual property). A photo you take could go viral. Be prepared. The owner of a watermarked photo is much more likely to be acknowledged, credited and perhaps even paid. To see what metadata is removed by Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ etc look here.
Q: Do any of these watermarks prevent people from stealing the art I post online and using it for their own purposes?
A: A watermark warns most people off and by it’s presence, lets people know the owner cares about their intellectual property. A watermark does not stop people who are determined. Along with the Copyright Act, a watermark definitely helps defend your photo.
We are not lawyers and we are not offering advice. Below is our take on this. Consult your lawyer for legal details.
It’s important to understand the US Copyright Act for photos. The law says the photographer owns the copyright on each photo they take. An exception is when the image falls into the “work-made-for-hire” category.
Copyright for photographers means owning the photo as property. With ownership, come exclusive rights to that property. For photographic copyrights, the ownership rights include:
(1) to reproduce the photo;
(2) to create derivative works based upon the photo;
(3) to distribute copies of the photograph to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership, or by rental, lease, or lending;
(4) to display the photograph publicly;
Found in the U.S. Copyright Act at 17 U.S.C. 106 (http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap1.html#106)
Your signature or another visible watermark with your logo may increase the damages. From what i have seen of the law online, an image with watermark may increase the damages up to $150,000 instead of just $30,000. It does make sense to put an visible watermark on a photo to: 1) let people know it is your intellectual property and 2) increase the damages if they they are caught willfully disregarding or removing your watermark and using your photo.
If the photographer did not register the image before the infringement started, the photographer can seek “actual damages.” If the photographer registered before the infringement started, the photographer can seek either actual damages or statutory damages. Watermarks only matter when it comes to statutory damages, and then only when it comes to proving willfulness. The watermark itself does not increase available damages. Photographers who do not register their copyrights before infringements start will have little legal benefit from using watermarks.
If there was copyright management information in the embedded metadata stored in the file, OR if there was a watermark that included copyright management information, and if the infringer removed or altered the metadata or the watermark, and if the photographer can prove that the purpose of the removal of the metadata or watermark was to conceal, induce or facilitate copyright infringement, then special damages may be available to the photographer under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). However if the watermark was not “copyright management information,” there is no penalty for its removal or alteration, there is no benefit for the presence of the watermark, legal or otherwise. For example, if the watermark is just a word or phrase or symbol or icon, there is no benefit of the watermark, unless it communicates (1) the identity of the copyright owner (such as name, logo, contact info) or (2) identifying information about the image, or (3) rights information (copyright notice, registration number, rights statement, etc)
If the photographer registered the photograph before the infringement started, then the watermark might benefit the photographer. Or not.
(1) A watermark can block a claim of “innocent infringement.” If a watermark is legible and includes a valid copyright notice, then the infringer is barred by law from claiming “innocent infringement” in an effort to reduce statutory damages to as low as $200. A “valid” copyright notice has 3 elements: (a) name of copyright owner, (b) copyright symbol, and (3) year of first publication of the image. If any one of these 3 elements is missing (missing year, missing name, missing copyright symbol) the copyright notice is invalid and can’t be used to prevent the infringer from claiming innocent infringement. The copyright owner can replace the circle c with the word “copyright” or the abbreviation “Copyr” but neither of these words are recognized by law in other countries. None of the above applies to a situation in which the photographer failed to register the photograph before the infringement started.
(2) The act of removing a watermark can indicate willfulness. Statutory damages (available only if the photographer registered the photograph before the infringement started) are between $750 and $30,000 per image infringed. This means that the court has the discretion to award as little as $750 or as much as $30,000. If the photographer is able to prove to the court that the registration was “willful” then the range of damages increases to $30,000 to $150,000. Courts rarely award the maximum. It is quite difficult to prove the infringement was willful. Willful means that the infringer knew that the usage was illegal, and then proceeded to intentionally infringe. It is a mindset. If the infringer removed or altered a visible or steganographic watermark, this can possibly indicate willfulness, unless the watermark was accidentally cropped, or if it was cropped without the intent to conceal the infringement. Again, if the photographer failed to register the image before the infringement started, willfulness is not considered by the court, and the presence/removal of the watermark has little if any bearing.
IMPORTANT: The signatures of John Hancock, Ben Franklin, Galileo are just examples of graphic watermarks. They are the authentic signatures of these individuals. Each was scanned in, digitized, the background removed and saved as .png files. The are included for fun and to show what is possible. We recommend you use the signature watermark in iWatermark+ to create your own signature or use your logo for your photos. See the info in the Q&A above about how to create and put your own signature or logo into iWatermark. If you don’t want to create your own graphic watermark you can always create text watermarks as you need them.
Purchase
To upgrade from the free to paid version of iWatermark+ click the button on the main page. This will take you to the iTunes App store and iWatermark+. Or search for iWatermark+ in the iTunes app store or on Google Play.
Thanks for upgrading! There is an amazing amount of time and energy that has gone into creating this highly sophisticated app. By purchasing, you and your friends are directly supporting the continuing evolution of this app. Thanks from the crew at Plum Amazing!
Other Apps
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Do you or your company want a custom app or database? Contact us to discuss your ideas.
Feedback
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