We would like to tell you about a few updates that Watermarkly has.
First of all, it is now possible to set different levels of opacity for your watermark on each photo in one batch. This feature can be found in the Preview section. Once you’ve created and customized your watermark, click on “Watermark Images.” This will take you to the Output Settings, where you will see the “Preview” button. Click on it. In the Preview section, you can look through all the images in the batch and adjust the size, the opacity, and the location of your watermark on each of them. To change the opacity of your watermark, drag the opacity slider until you get the desired result. Watermarks on other photos won’t be affected.
Aside from our watermarking app, Watermarkly, we also offer two apps for cropping photos and resizing images.These are Crop Photo and Resize Image apps that you can find in “Other Photo Tools.” If you used either of these apps before, you may know that they have a limitation: you can only upload a batch of up to 50 photos in one go. Now, if you purchase an upgrade, there is no need to worry about that anymore. You can watermark, crop, and change the size of 300 images at once. Please note that this is only possible in Google Chrome, Edge and Opera. Unfortunately, other browsers do not provide the necessary capabilities to work with a big number of photos.
Watermarkly is available in major languages such as Spanish, German, Russian, and so on. We are happy to announce that we’ve added Portuguese to this list. Both our app and our website are now available in Portuguese.
Last, but not least, we’ve fixed a few bugs in our app to provide you with a more efficient and enjoyable experience.
Hello! Watermarkly has three new features, and we’d like to tell you more about them.
Firstly, now your watermark can stick to the corners of your image as well as to its center. This feature will help you align your watermarks more precisely with corners, edges or the center of your photo. When you move your watermark closer to the center, for instance, you will see a purple dashed line. This means that you’ve reached the mid-point of the width. Another dashed line will appear when you reach the mid-point of the height. Now, you’ve placed your watermark right in the center! What’s more, if you want to add more than one watermark – logo or text – you can align one watermark with another with higher precision than before.
What we are very excited to present to you is the online synchronization of watermark templates. This feature allows you to get access your synchronized watermark templates across all your devices. Once you apply a watermark to your image, it is going to be added into the list of the recently used templates, which are also automatically synchronized. Your templates will be uploaded to the cloud, so you can use them even if you switch devices. Synchronized templates are marked with a cloud icon.
It is important to note that only your templates will be synchronized. Your photos are never stored on our servers, and they never will be. If you click on the cloud icon, you can also download the template onto your computer as a file and send it to a friend or a colleague. Synchronized templates are available for free for 2 years for all the current and new clients.
600 new fonts have been added to our diverse library. We’ve unified the list of fonts in Watermarkly and its desktop version. As a result, each app has access to the same collection of 1000 fonts. You are sure to find exactly what you need.
All the functions are available for free for all of our current and new clients. Synchronization is free for 2 years after purchase.
To make browsing faster, browsers save copies of website data as a set of files, which is commonly known as the cache. It might have gone unnoticed by you, but when you visit a website you’ve been on before, it always loads quicker than it did during your first visit. This happens because your browser stores a copy of the website in its cache. As you can imagine, this is useful for speeding up the loading process, but unfortunately, it can sometimes prevent you from seeing the updated version of the page.
For example, when we fix a bug in Watermarkly, we roll out a new version of the app. But you won’t be able to use it right away. You’ll have to wait for about 24 hours for the update to get stored in your cache. Fortunately, there is an alternative, if you want to try out the new version now. You will need to do a hard refresh.
A hard refresh clears your cache for a specific webpage, not for an entire website. This way, your browser is forced to throw away the outdated version and load the most recent one. Don’t worry! Performing a hard refresh isn’t difficult and takes less than a minute.
Here are the instructions on how to do a hard refresh in the most popular browsers.
An array of different things may lead to Watermarkly not working properly, and figuring out which one is the source of the issue in your case can be challenging. The variety of browsers and a ton of available plugins make this task even more difficult. The developer console in your browser can be of great help to us to determine what exactly is causing the problem, so we can then fix it. It logs all the information about the backend operations of our app. This information is a real lifesaver when it comes to troubleshooting.
If you are experiencing a problem with Watermarkly and have already contacted our support, you may be asked to send a screenshot of your Console in the Developer Tools. Here is how you can open it.
We are pleased to announce the latest updates of Watermarkly.
Firstly, the editing toolkit has got a new feature: it is now possible to rotate your watermark to a desired angle. The “Rotation” scroll bar can be found under “Opacity”. It works for both logo and text. Click on your watermark to open the editing toolkit and find the “Rotation” scroll bar. Drag the slider handle with your cursor to rotate your watermark to a desired angle. The design of the scroll bars has slightly changed as well, so now you can see the percentage of opacity level and the exact angle of rotation on the right side.
The second new feature is a list of 10 previously used watermark templates. It appears when all the current elements are deleted. When you start Watermarkly, you usually see the last watermark templates that you used. You will need to remove them first, in order to open the list.
Fortunately, we’ve also added a new “Remove watermark” button. It sits next to “Add logo” button. If you have two or more watermarks on your image and none of them are selected, you will remove all of them by clicking on “Remove watermark”. However, if one of templates is selected, the “Remove watermark” button will change to “Remove text” or “Remove logo”, depending on the type of selected watermark. By clicking on the same button now, you will only remove the selected element.
Once all the elements are deleted, you will see the list of the previously used templates. It will also appear if there aren’t any elements on the image at all. A template is automatically added to the list when you click on “Watermark Images”. The older templates that you haven’t used in a while will appear further down the list, while the very last used template will be on the top.
Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in What's New In Watermarkly