Protect your digital pictures quickly! Stealing photos is a real problem. How often we find our pictures at foreign sites after we publish them on the web! And this happens even if we publish just sample photos. That's why it is very important to protect digital images. The most efficient and reliable way to protect your files is to visibly watermark them. Time proved this method to be effective and to have inestimable advantages. Safety. There is no way to remove a once embedded watermark. Once a watermark is embedded in an image, it stays there forever. High watermarking speed. Free advertising. Your logo and website address will appear in many places on the web, magazines and other media. Each time someone prints your photo, they advertise you. No need to track images. When you invisibly watermark your files, image tracking is absolutely necessary. It is the only way you can prevent unauthorized use. Visible watermarks can always be seen, so there is no need to track them. Low cost, much lower than that of an invisible one. And there is no need to track images. We recommend that you start with Visual Watermark. This tool has lots of features and supports a wide range of digital image formats, but remains very easy to use and is supplied with a lot of tutorials, even animated ones. Its author claims that you will protect 500 files in 5 minutes! Also, it can convert your photos to encrypted PDF format to be sure that they are in safe. You can place a watermark using a lot of options. Your watermark can be right or left aligned, it can move over images even if they are in the portrait or landscape mode. Place visible watermarks made out of image layers, graphics and text. With layer editing tools, you have absolutely no limits in creating, editing and saving visual watermarks! Forget about hatched edges, Visual Watermark uses the “Smooth it" technology and draws text sharply and clearly! Do not put off protecting your pictures!

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