Watermarker
Library for add text watermarks to images using PIL
Installation:
Install with pip or easy install (All dependencies will be installed automatically)
Usage:
Import watermark function from watermarker, then call watermark, providing options:
image (required) - PIL Image instance
text (required)- text to add over image
font_path (required)- font that will be used
font_scale (required or font_size provided) - watermark font size will be set as percent of image height
font_size (required or font_scale provided)
color (optional) - default (0,0,0)
opacity (optional) - default 0.6
margin (optional) - default (30, 30) - margin, in pixels, from bottom right corner of image, where watermark will be placed
sorl-thumbnail integration
Add to your settings:
THUMBNAIL_ENGINE = 'watermarker.sorl_engine.WatermarkEngine'
WATERMARK_OPTIONS = {'font_scale': 0.05, 'font_path': PATH_TO_FONT} # Any other options from watermark function
WATERMARK_MIN_SIZE = 50 #Minimum image size (max(height, width)) to add watermark
You can add:
WATERMARK_FORCE = u'watermark text' # Add watermark to all images except less than WATERMARK_MIN_SIZE
or add watermark option to thumbnail tag:
thumbnail image "1000x1000" watermark="my watermark"
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