# How to Apply a Watermark to an Image or Gallery

Watermarks help protect your images and maintain your branding. You can apply a watermark to an entire gallery or a specific image. Follow the steps below to ensure your images are properly marked.

### Applying a Watermark to a Full Gallery

If you want to apply a watermark to all images in a gallery:

* Go to **Galleries** and select the gallery you want to edit
* Click on **Action** in the top-right corner.
* Click **Settings** and select a watermark from your existing ones.
* Click **Update** to apply the watermark to all images in the gallery.

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### Applying a Watermark to a Single Image

If you only want to watermark a specific image:

* Go to **Galleries** and open the gallery containing the image.
* Hover over the image you want to watermark.
* Click on the **Actions** and select **Watermark**.
* In the popup, choose a watermark from the list.
* Click **Save** to save the changes.

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Your selected watermark will now appear on the image or gallery as configured. Let us know if you have any questions!


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