Batch Photo Watermarker is a very simple tool that allows you to protect your images with an image or text watermark. You just need to load the images you want to process, then customize the watermark you wish to use, preview your results, and save the images with the changes made. The program offers several ready-to-use templates that you can customize to your liking or you can create your own from scratch.
You can add a copyright and watermark text, and place them wherever you want. You can also customize the font type, size, color, opacity, and background. Moreover, you can also stamp date and time, selecting any of the fixed format or create your own. In addition to this, you will also be able to stamp a logo or image, select its transparency and opacity, or you may even add lines. Once you are done customizing, you can preview the files, and select the desired output format and image quality. The user interface is simple, but not very attractive.
All on all, if you are looking for a simple but easy to use program to watermark your images in a snap, Batch Photo Watermarker may work for you.
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