Use text or an image as a watermark for your TIFF and save the watermarked copy in BMP format.
Watermark TIFF files with custom text or an image, specify color and opacity level, and save the result as a BMP on your device.
Watermark Maker is an app to Watermark TIFF files and all their layers and saves the result in the BMP format.
BMP (Bitmap Picture) is the raster graphics file format is used as a storage for two-dimensional digital images both monochrome and color, in various color depths, with and without data compression, alpha channels, and color profiles.
Sharing the original files unprotected is not the best thing to do. Watermarks are ancient and have stood the test of time in the technology of protection and promotion. Everything around is covered with watermarks. Now they are digitized, making them more fragile than mere letters in ancient images. However, if you pay attention to your copyright before sharing or transferring content, the risk of theft is less.
Advantages of using watermarks:
- Protects your intellectual property from piracy and pilfering.
- Gives extra promotion by including your company logo, name or contact information.
- Monitoring duplicates. Keep track of copies by adding the names of the people you send documents or photos to.
Disadvantages of using watermarks:
- Impact the look and feel. Watermarks detract from content and ruin aesthetics and details.
- An insufficient level of legal protection. The presence of a watermark on the photo itself cannot be used to prove copyright.
All you need to do is:
- Upload your TIFF file
- Specify the watermark type (text or image)
- Add text, select text and background colors, and set opacity with the Opacity slider;
- Add an image as a watermark and set opacity with the opacity slider
- Click the Watermark button to add a watermark and download the watermarked BMP file. There are no strict rules for a watermark design. You can create your own recognizable watermarks from images and text.
Our app is a virtual instrument powered by Aspose.PSD. All files are processed with Aspose APIs, which are used by many Fortune 100 companies across 114 countries. Our API in .NET or JAVA is useful for developers and comes with great documentation, clear code samples, and an all-dev support team.
- ↑Rasterization is conversion text or vector layers to raster images. Vector files do not support some Photoshop features. Some Photoshop tools and effects work only with raster graphics. If you need to apply these to vector graphics, they must be rasterized first.
