Michael Zangl

This plugin allows you to add a watermark images on all images that were uploaded in your wordpress. The watermark is generated on-the-fly and cached for faster access.
To see the plugin in action, select “Add watermark to all images”, chose a watermark image and and submit the settings page. You should then see the watermark appearing on your site. You might need to reload the page (F5 in most browsers) to bypass the browser cache.
The plugin does not change your source images. To disable all watermarks, simply disable the plugin, and everything is back to normal.
If you encounter errors (especially syntax errors), check your PHP version. It should be at least 7.0. This plugin requires Apache and mod_rewrite.

Add Watermarks

Adds watermarks to selected images without changing the original image.

marekki

Marekkis Watermark-Plugin for WordPress can watermark your pictures an two different ways:
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<li>Insert your watermark while the picture is being uploaded.</li>
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After the activation every picture that you will upload with wordpress build-in media-uploader will be watermarked.
In the configuration-screen you can set up the position and the type of your watermark. It can be your logo (.png-file) with transparent background or a free text with color, font, size, shadow and transparency-level of your choice. See screenshots.
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<li>Insert your watermark on all chosen pictures from a directory on your web-server.</li>
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Marekkis Watermark makes possible to create a watermark on mediafiles that are already uploaded on your server. So you can mark all your old pictures with the new watermark.

Add Watermarks vs Marekkis Watermark-Plugin