what program do I use to create writing to post on IPEG photos

[itruck]

I have some photos in IPEG and I only know how to use bridge and photoshop.

What program can I use to create a logo of simple writing to overlay on my IPEG photos if possible?

I will also be using the same logo to overlay on NEF photos and videos HD & SD?

is this possible? or do I use 2 different programs?

could you please suggest...

thank you

itruck

[Just Shoot Me]

For JPGs use Photoshop.

To my knowledge there are NO RAW developers that will do what you want without creating a separate, second, file that has the watermark, logo whatever, on it.

Writing a logo, text, whatever over the top of a RAW file would be a very bad idea. Once you do that you could not remove it.

[itruck]

Thank you, yes I will try Photoshop for the JPGs photos as I told I couldn't! but would prefer too.

I usually use photoshop older version before updating to these new ADOBE system full kit as they said I needed it for what I wanted to do? 

as in the past yes I created a seperate logo in photoshop as a separate file then saved that to bring in as a separate layer over my RAW photo to create the image ending effect then saving it as a ? to upload to my website or social media accounts.

But I have never use video editing before now and will be getting into it, as I have a lot of videos now that Im heading into and need to put logo on them as people steal them and repost them all over the world plus I want to add sound to photo slideshows and logos, thats why they said I need the full package to create the logo in illistrator or another program I couldn't rember to use across what I just explained?

so if you have anymore suggestions I would be grateful.

[Nancy OShea]

I don't know what IPEG is.  Never heard of it.

JPG or JPEG file type is a raster image commonly used on the web.

Use Photoshop to create your watermark (text, url or icon) and add it as a 2nd layer on top of your image. 

Go to File > Export > Export as JPG.

[itruck]

thank you, sorry I did mean JPEG file as I hadn't noticed the computer orto corrected it.

I will defianiantly give this a try as that is how I ust to operate with RAW files in the past which I prefer and used in a old version of photoshop before updating photoshop programs.

someone had told me I had to use illistrator which I haven't used, and on the communitiy site I saw messages from 2018 saying to use another program im unfamiliar with!