It allows you to insert one image into another and make the respective edits to make it a presentable watermark.
- Easy positioning, by means of a tuple.
- Percentage watermark resizing.
- Percent opacity.
- Optional grayscale for the watermark.
- Support for multiple color models.
- Cross-platform compatibility.
Budget System requires three external dependencies.
- Pillow This allows us to handle image editing.
pip install clear-watermark- An image to put the watermark on.
- An image for watermark (Clear Watermark allows you to resize the image, reduce its size, but not increase it because it reduces the quality of the image).
- We insert the watermark at 25% (from left to right) of the width of the base image and 75% (from top to bottom).
- With 40% opacity.
- We reduce the watermark image to half its original size (50%).
- n_percentage It is the variable that handles this attribute.
- We convert the watermark to black and white.
- We convert the base image to RGB color mode.
- We display it without closing the inner image object.
- And we save it (the internal object of the image is closed by default)
from clear_watermark import ImgWithWatermark
img_path_src = 'images/summer_beach.jpg'
img_path_dest = 'images/branding/summer_beach_with_watermark.jpg'
watermark_path_src = 'images/logotipes/party_logo.png'
img_with_watermark = ImgWithWatermark(
img_path_src,
watermark_path_src,
pos=(25, 75),
opacity=40,
n_percentage=50,
gray_mode=True,
final_color_model="RGB"
)
img_with_watermark.show(close=False)
img_with_watermark.save(img_path_dest)
- The same as the previous example, but without gray_mode.
from clear_watermark import ImgWithWatermark
img_path_src = 'images/summer_beach.jpg'
img_path_dest = 'images/branding/summer_beach_with_watermark.jpg'
watermark_path_src = 'images/logotipes/party_logo.png'
img_with_watermark = ImgWithWatermark(
img_path_src,
watermark_path_src,
pos=(25, 75),
opacity=40,
n_percentage=50,
final_color_model="RGB"
)
img_with_watermark.show(close=False)
img_with_watermark.save(img_path_dest)- Same as the previous example, but without explicit declarations.
from clear_watermark import ImgWithWatermark
img_path_src = 'images/summer_beach.jpg'
img_path_dest = 'images/branding/summer_beach_with_watermark.jpg'
watermark_path_src = 'images/logotipes/party_logo.png'
img_with_watermark = ImgWithWatermark(
img_path_src, watermark_path_src,
(25, 75), 40, 50
)
img_with_watermark.show(close=False)
img_with_watermark.save(img_path_dest)- The close argument, available for both the .show and .save methods, defaults to True, but if you don't want the internal image to close, you must specify close=False.
- If you want the image to retain some kind of transparency, you should use final_color_mode="RGBA".
- The default watermark retains its color, when activating the gray mode, with gray_mode=True, it not only changes to black and white, it also adds brightness to stand out despite the transparency.
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