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Add custom watermarks to images

Project description

MultiWatermark

By Matt Burns

Installation

pip install multiwatermark

Usage

from multiwatermark import multiwatermark

image_path = "some/path/input.jpeg"
text = "Example Text"
output_path = "some/path/output.jpeg"

multiwatermark.add_watermark(image_path, text, output_path, font_size=36, opacity=128, watermark_count=5)

Options

  • image_path: Path to the input image.
  • text: Watermark text to be added.
  • output_path: Path to save the watermarked image.
  • font_size: Size of the watermark text.
  • opacity: Opacity of the watermark (0-255).
  • watermark_count: number of watermarks to overlay

Source Code

https://github.com/mburns7211/multiwatermark

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