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Want to use a watermark file in Photoshop elements

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I have a watermark for my blog and I dont know how to import it to my completed images?

Thank you in advance

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Is it an ordinary file like jpeg or PNG? If so you could open it in the Expert workspace and create a brush. From the menu choose:

Edit >> Define Brush

Give it a name E.G. My Watermark and save.

Then select the brush tool and from the pull-down list find your new brush, usually at the bottom of the list.

You can then apply the watermark to images with a single click.

The beauty of creating a watermark brush is that you can adjust the size and opacity before applying it to individual images.

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Anyone know how to remove the watermark added with Multi-files dialog?

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Glenn 8675309

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YES! Purchase the graphic! Sometimes it really is that simple.

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Glenn - Not sure what you mean by purchase the graphic. I'm trying to remove a watermark.

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99jon

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It will work with jpeg but the image needs to be quite small for a brush. Try cropping.

I usually start with a new document:

File >> New >> Blank File >> OK

Its then possible to set dimensions and resolution for a logo and to choose transparent background. Using:

File >> Save for Web means you can choose PNG24 which maintains the transparency.

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Shake Down The Thunder Sports Author

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jpeg I opened a picture clicked on Edit and define brush is grayed out

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99jonCorrect answer

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Is it an ordinary file like jpeg or PNG? If so you could open it in the Expert workspace and create a brush. From the menu choose:

Edit >> Define Brush

Give it a name E.G. My Watermark and save.

Then select the brush tool and from the pull-down list find your new brush, usually at the bottom of the list.

You can then apply the watermark to images with a single click.

The beauty of creating a watermark brush is that you can adjust the size and opacity before applying it to individual images.

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It's unclear what's correct about this set of instructions if the objective is to add a watermark to photos. This answer doesn't explain how. It is short of so many steps that I don't know where to begin. For me, the trail disappears with "Edit >> Define Brush. Give it a name E.G. My Watermark and save," after which it is impossible to know where to proceed. This we call useless. Respectfully always …

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