Adding watermarks and other actions to photos when exporting in Lightroom Classic

- Chapter 09: Exporting -
Lesson 9.07 - Use the Watermarking section to add text or a logo to your photos. Plus, you can tell Lightroom what to do with the file after it is exported (open in another application, show in the browser, etc.).
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[@dicklloyd9584]

Is it possible to create a watermark that is the filename, so that it automatically changes with each image?

[@Am94514]

I don’t see the C icon before my name where cab I find it ?

[@nicolesy]

To create a copyright symbol ©, use these keyboard shortcuts:
Mac: Opt C
Win: Alt 0 1 6 9

[@djghettofunk2530]

Can I add more than ine water mark?

[@nicolesy]

Lightroom only allows you to add one watermark. However, if you create a graphic overlay that is the same aspect ratio of your exported file, you could add two watermarks to the graphic file and essentially add whatever you want.