Editing & branding
Set up signatures and auto-watermarks
Build a reusable signature, place it like a painter would, and have it applied automatically to public images and client downloads.
A signature is your mark — a text wordmark or an image logo — that you build once and reuse everywhere. Done well it protects your work and spreads your name, like a painter’s signature in the corner of a canvas. Crucially, your original files always stay clean.
Build your signature
- Go to Dashboard → Signatures.
- Create a text signature (your name or studio, styled) or upload an image signature (a logo PNG).
- Set its placement, opacity, and scale presets so it sits like a signature, not a billboard.
Use it three ways
- In an editor — while editing a photo in My Studio, the toolbar Signature button drops it on as a layer.
- Auto-apply on upload — switch this on per album so new photos are signed automatically.
- Watermark on client download — set this per shared gallery so the copies clients download carry your mark.
Originals stay clean
Fotofolio never burns a watermark into your master file. Signatures are applied to the copies shown and downloaded — so you can change or remove your mark later, deliver clean files to paying clients, and sign public previews, all from one untouched original.
Tips
- Keep it subtle. Small, corner, semi-transparent. If the watermark is the first thing you notice, dial it back.
- Sign public previews, not paid files. Clients who paid should get clean images.
For the full philosophy, read how to watermark your photos the right way.
Still stuck?
See how to contact support, or email hello@nanoappstudio.com.