Using Photoshop Actions to bulk watermark your pictures
It may sound fairly easy to add your watermark(logo or name) onto 1 or 2 pics but how will you achieve this if you have to share 100 or 200 pictures? You may have your own technique, but let me show you mine, just discovered this feature a week ago on Adobe Photoshop CS2.
Today, I will be using  the “Actions” of Photoshop CS2 to add a watermark and also resize the image before uploading it to Facebook for example.
Step 1
Open an image and click on the small icon to open the small window shown.
Step 2
Then type in the name of the action, here defined as “Resize-Watermark”.
Step 3
All actions performed on photoshop will now be recorded. Once done, these actions can be replayed on one or a set of pictures for executing the exact actions.
As you can see above, the “Record” button has been activated.
Step 4
Now, you can add a text layer onto your picture. Additionally, you can change its position or style it.
Step 5
Above, the picture is being resized to a width of 720pixels. All these actions will be recorded accordingly.
Step 6
After you are done with the modifications, you can now click on the stop icon. So, here ends the initial set up/recording of our action(s).
Applying the watermarks and resizing (Actions) to other images.
Now, your life is going to be so easy!
Let’s say for example, you have a folder full of pictures that need watermarking and resizing before the uploading process onto Facebook.
Step 7
Go to “FILE > SCRIPTS > IMAGE PROCESSOR”
Step 8
If you wish to process files from 1 specific folder or images that are currently opened in the Photoshop workspace, this is where you should select the right image source.
Step 9
Choose the action you recorded earlier
Step 10
Click “Run”.
That’s all 
No more additional steps required.
You might now witness a matrix-like effect during which the pictures will be rapidly opened and processed. These pictures will be saved at the location specified in the previous window. After all the processing is done, you can have a look at them.
You want a preview of the results?
All the shots displayed on the Infotech blog post were watermarked and resized using the same technique. As you can see, all the watermarks are exactly positioned at the same location.
Whether you have 1 or 100 pics, it will now take a few seconds to get everything digitally signed
This technique has been tested on Adobe Photoshop CS2. I haven’t tested on other versions but it might work. Anybody, please confirm.
I am sure that some of you might have other techniques as well, do you? Please share how you do it and also, don’t hesitate to share this blog post with others 
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