<p>Securely, easily add a watermark to your sensitive photos. To prevent them from being leaked or exploited by the BAD GUY.</p><p>Of course, it is also suitable for making emojis. After all, it supports image watermarking with very ghostly effects.</p><p style="font-weight:bold;font-size:larger;">Characteristics</p><p style="font-weight:bold;font-size:larger;">Exciting 👓</p><p>Purely offline local applications , code to see on open source. Vertical and horizontal spacing can be adjusted, the color of light and dark change at will. Rotate freely in all sizes and angles, text and pictures can be printed. The watermark repeats all over the picture, and it's a little hard for the bad guys to remove it.</p><p style="font-weight:bold;font-size:larger;">Seriously (pushes up glasses)</p><ul><li>Security: The code is completely open source and uses a loose MIT protocol, you are free to Fork yourself to modify and remove code you think is problematic ;) No network requests, no network request permissions, no fear of your photos being compromised. users with API &gt;= 29 don't even need to request any permissions. (28 and below users need to apply for storage permissions to access and store photos) And of course there are no stats, buried points or Device IDs, or even crash reporting (so if you get a crash, please share the crash info with us &gt;_&lt;). We're forgoing the convenient third-party collection SDK and various stats just so you can use it with confidence. What's yours is yours.</li><li>Layout: support for horizontal and vertical intervals between the watermark, automatically repeat the full picture.</li><li>Style: font color, transparency, size and rotation angle can be adjusted.</li><li>Content: Support text watermark and image watermark.</li></ul><p style="font-weight:bold;font-size:larger;">Use</p><p>You can use it however you want. It is more suitable for situations where you need to submit a photo ID, a hand-held photo ID or a sensitive photo. Example.</p><p>