Product Watermark for WooCommerce Premium adds image and text watermarks to product pictures. Use a company logo, copyright symbol, custom text, or a combination to identify catalog imagery and promote your brand.

Configure watermark appearance

Choose image watermarks, text, or both. Set their position and transparency, and use custom CSS to adjust front-end presentation. Premium adds controls to resize watermarks while preserving their aspect ratio, select different watermarks for different product image types, and use from one to five watermark components. Text overlays can have their own color, size, and transparency.

These settings let you vary the treatment across a catalog, such as pairing a logo with copyright text. The add-on can apply watermarks to all product images in a few clicks.

Install and configure

1. Install and activate WooCommerce. Product Watermark for WooCommerce requires WooCommerce to work.
2. Unzip the plugin package, upload its folder to wp-content/plugins/, and activate it from the Plugins page.
3. Open the Product Watermark settings under the WooCommerce menu.
4. Choose image watermarks, text, or both. Set the position, transparency, and size or aspect-ratio behavior. For text, set its color, size, and transparency. Configure up to five watermark elements and choose different watermarks for image types as needed.

Review the settings and adjust them to fit your product images. Custom CSS is available for front-end presentation changes.

Compatibility and troubleshooting

Product Watermark for WooCommerce has been tested with Advanced AJAX Product Filters, Load More Products for WooCommerce, Grid/List View for WooCommerce, Product Preview for WooCommerce, Products Compare for WooCommerce, Sales Report for WooCommerce, and Wishlist and Waitlist for WooCommerce. Compatibility with every WordPress theme is not guaranteed. Themes developed according to WordPress and WooCommerce guidelines generally work with BeRocket extensions.

If a problem occurs, test with a WordPress default theme, then deactivate other plugins to check for conflicts. Confirm that the plugin, theme, WordPress, and required WooCommerce versions are up to date. If the issue remains, submit a support ticket with the relevant version details and a clear description of the problem.