The Convert Video & Audio module makes it possible to identify your video with the help of watermarks. Watermark is a recognizable image or text pattern that appears on your video and informs about the video source, date of creation, ownership or provides any other information.

To add a watermark to your video:

1. Click below the Preview area or select Edit > Add Watermark....
2. Add a watermark. Here you can use the following two options:
   • Image watermark. If you want to add an image as a watermark, click the Add button in the Add image section and select a necessary graphic file. Select the Keep Aspect Ratio check box to keep the height/width ratio of the image at resizing. To remove an image from your video, click the Delete button next to the image.
   • Text watermark. If you want to add text, enter the text of the watermark in the Add Text field of the displayed window. Adjust the style of your watermark using the Font, Font Style, Size and Color settings in the Text section. It is possible to delete the entered text by clicking the Reset button at the bottom of the window.
   
   
3. As a result, image or text identification will appear on your video in the Preview area. You can change the location of the watermark dragging it on the video, or resize your watermark.
4. Set a necessary level of transparency. You can make your watermark more or less transparent by dragging the slider of the Transparency section.
5. Make sure that the Enable Watermark check box is selected: if it is not, the watermark will be temporary disabled.
6. Click OK to save the changes or Cancel to cancel the operation.

NOTE:
As soon as you apply the Watermark effect to the video, the Eye icon () will appear next to it in the Source file list: the opened eye means the effect is enabled, the closed eye means the effect is disabled. To enable or disable the effect, simply click the Eye or right-click it and select a corresponding command from the context menu. You can also get back to the original of your video by selecting the Return to original command from the context menu or Edit > Return to original from the main menu.

See next:
Converting video files

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