When you’re finished you can click the Commit button (the checkmark icon) on the Options bar. Next, choose the Type tool and click in the image to start typing text, selecting the text if you’d like to change attributes such as the font and size. So, you could choose Layer > Flatten Image for example to flatten the current image. For example, I would probably include a step to flatten the image, so you can more easily align the watermark with the Background image layer. You can then perform the tasks you want to include as part of the action. Then click the Record button to start recording the steps in your action. In the New Action dialog you can enter a name for the action (such as “Watermark”), confirm which Set (folder) you want to include the action in, and assign a keyboard shortcut if you’d like for faster access to playing the action for other images. To start creating the action, click on the “Create New Action” button (the blank sheet of paper icon) at the bottom of the Actions panel. If needed you can create a new folder for this action (and others) by clicking the “Create New Set” button (the folder icon) at the bottom of the Actions panel, typing a name, and clicking OK. Next, choose Window > Actions to bring up the Actions panel. You can do so by choosing Image > Duplicate from the menu, and then clicking the OK button in the Duplicate Image dialog. After opening such an image, I recommend creating a duplicate copy for purposes of creating your action.
More Detail: The first step is to open an image that you can use as a reference for creating your action.
Tim’s Quick Answer: The basic process here involves recording an action that includes (among other steps) the task of adding a text layer with your particular watermark text onto the image, and then playing that action for all other images you want to watermark in the same way (perhaps with batch processing). Today’s Question: Would you tell me how I can place a watermark on my images as an action ?
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