Watermark

Under Repeat, choose Tile to repeat the pattern across the whole page, or Single to display one badge at one position.

Tile

Single

Under Content, choose what the watermark displays. Email shows the user’s full email address and User ID shows their internal watermark identifier, neither of which needs any further configuration.

Tile

Single

Text lets you build the watermark yourself, and is the only option that supports a logo. Each line you enter becomes a separate row, and the rows can be aligned left, center or right.

You can use {email}, {username}, {email_or_username}, {userid}, {date} and {datetime} as placeholders. {email_or_username} suits mixed environments, falling back to the Windows login username where no email address is available.

Tile

Single

Under Appearance, set the Opacity and Angle of the watermark, and the Size of its text. Choose a Font and a text Color, and optionally a Background Color behind each tile or badge. To outline them, set a Border Color and a Border Width above zero.

Tile

Single

Under Layout, set Animation to Static to keep the watermark in place, or to Moving to have it jump to a random position at the Interval you set, in seconds. A moving watermark is harder to crop out of a screenshot.

With Single and Static, use Position to place the badge at a corner, an edge or the center of the page, then the Horizontal space and Vertical space sliders to shift it from there:

With Single and Moving, the badge repositions at each Interval:

With Tile and Static, the pattern covers the page and no further controls apply:

With Tile and Moving, the whole pattern repositions at each Interval: