Watermarking images can be time consuming. I'm here to make it easy. When I started this blog, I wanted to make things simple for me to manage because I knew I wouldn't have a ton of time to sit down at a computer. One of the ways I simplified my time was to create a universal watermark that I could upload right onto my images instead of creating a new one every time I saved an image. Here's how I did it:


First, I went to PicMonkey and clicked on the design tab. I didn't want my watermark to be so large that when I placed it on my images it ended up looking washed out. I decided on 200x200 & clicked "Make it!".


Next, I selected "Transparent Canvas" so I wouldn't have a white border around my watermark when I uploaded it onto my images.


Then I created the watermark I wanted using the text tools. When I was satisfied with my watermark, I cropped it down and saved the finished version.



Now whenever I want to watermark my images when editing in PicMonkey, I just click on the "Overlays" tab and then "Add Your Own". I upload my watermark as an overlay on my image and place it where I want it and save the image. This has saved my so much time!

PS:  The tutorial for the twig craft in the picture is coming next week!