Go to the Effects subcategory and click Image effects configurations.Go to the Image category and enable Override image settings.Enable Override after capture settings, then add Add image effects / watermark.Name your hotkey as Watermark via the description prompt.Set your task to Screen capture > Capture region.ShareX should be in your toolbar, right-click it and go to Hotkey settings.Your canvas should match the resolution of your total screen space, if you have multiple monitors, adjust your canvas size accordingly. Save it somewhere permanent and keep a note of this location. The easiest, and most common way is to use a font you like to build a text grid, then set the opacity to ~15%. This is your chance to be expressive, using your tool of choice make your watermark.Feel free to tinker with your After capture tasks, After upload tasks, and Destinations, to fit your liking.Download ShareX, the best screenshotting tool.If you don’t have terabytes of data in Gyazo, just stick with Imgur.ĭisclaimer: This tutorial is designed for Windows systems, if you use macOS, you are out of luck. People don’t trust custom domains, so its then uploaded to Gyazo, rather than
To serve my muscle-memory I created a unique setup that mimics Gyazo (even replaced the icons lol), but under the hood it is ShareX and it saves to my local NAS. ShareX is objectively 100% a better screenshotting tool than Gyazo almost all of the Pro features are natively free for ShareX, but this argument has already been played out on the DevForum, and if you want to see why it’s better, you can do so here. To dissuade the Gyazo haters: I use Gyazo, a lot, it was that bad habit that you just know you should stop, but it’s just so convenient, and you are so invested you couldn’t. Your title says ShareX but that preview says Gyazo, wtf? What if instead you could just take a screenshot… and it’d be watermarked?Ĭongratulations! That is exactly what I plan to teach you how to do. Most developers have landed on a clunky final state of using a dedicated watermark layer in all of their projects. It’s likely you’ve followed the natural progression of watermarking… If you are involved in digital art, you will quickly learn the importance of watermarking your artwork.
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