WordPress plugin
Product Watermark for WooCommerce Premium
Product Watermark for WooCommerce Premium adds visible image or text watermarks to product pictures. Use a company logo, copyright symbol, custom text, or a combination. Choose a position and transparency, and use custom CSS to adjust front-end presentation.
Product Watermark for WooCommerce Premium adds visible image or text watermarks to product pictures. Use a company logo, copyright symbol, custom text, or a combination. Choose a position and transparency, and use custom CSS to adjust front-end presentation.
Choose watermark settings
Premium lets you adjust watermark size while preserving its aspect ratio, and select different watermarks for different product image types. A configuration can use from one to five watermark components. For text overlays, set the color, size, and transparency. The plugin can apply watermarks to all product images in a few clicks.
For example, a store can pair a logo with copyright text or assign different watermark treatments to different image types. In the admin settings, pick image watermarks, text, or both; set position and transparency; then configure size and aspect-ratio behavior. Set text styling when using an overlay, review the configuration, and adjust it before applying the chosen approach to product images.
Install and configure
WooCommerce must be installed and active for the add-on to work. Unzip the plugin package, upload its folder to the WordPress site's wp-content/extensions/ directory, then activate it from the Plugins page. Open WooCommerce > Product Watermark to access the settings.
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. Theme compatibility can vary; BeRocket notes that its add-ons generally work with themes developed according to WordPress and WooCommerce guidelines.
If a problem occurs, test with a default WordPress theme first, 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 persists, submit a support ticket with the relevant version details and a clear description.