Want to use a watermark file in Photoshop elements

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April 7, 2020
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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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Correct answer 99jon

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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Participant

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

Glenn 8675309

Legend

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

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Participant

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

99jon

Genius

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.

Shake Down The Thunder Sports Author

Participant

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

99jonCorrect answer

Genius

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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Participant

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 …