I know how you feel. You have reached this page as you want to know how to batch process Signatures/Watermarks using Lightroom. I have been faced with the same dilemma before and I spent days finding a solution for it. Now, let’s get this party started.
To batch process signatures in Lightroom, there are two programs that we need aside from Lightroom.
1. LR2/Mogrify – a LR post-process plugin that can embellish your images as they are exported from Lightroom (more info here)
2. ImageMagick – a collection of powerful, freeware command line utilities for processing images and LR2/Mogrify uses this to process the Image (more info here)
First, you need to download and install ImageMagick and LR2/Mogrify. The LR2/Mogrify trial version available on the site is limited to export only 10 pictures so it would be best if you donate the project to get the LR2/Mogrify full version registration code. I just did and I got my registration code. You are going to envy me once you realize that exporting 10 photos at a time is a pain in the arse.
Once you have downloaded, LR2/Mogrify and ImageMagick, follow this link for the installation guide.
Here is our checklist:
1. Adobe LightRoom – check!
2. LR2/Mogrify – installed!
3. ImageMagick – installed!
4. A lot of photos – check!
Now, you have edited your pictures and ready to “own” it (I meant,watermark);
1. Select the photos that you want to export and watermark.
2. Click on File then Export (Ctrl+Shift+E)
3. Now you should see newly added options to Lightroom export module. You will have all the options on that you can do to your images for post-processing.
- For now, let’s use “Text Annotations” to add watermarks. Click on the “Text Annotations” to summon the panel on the right. Of course you can add more than one texts annotation. You also have the option to use graphical watermarks.
Select your desired settings for fonts, font size, position and others. After that, click on EXPORT and voila! You have now watermarked a number of photos.
You may check your exported photos now and check if the signatures/watermarks look ok for your taste. You may redo your settings. That is it! As easy as that, you will now be able to put a signature and watermark on a 100, 1000 or even 1,000,000 photos!
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