Change the opacity if you want it to see-through and change the position of the watermark relative to the image by clicking any of the direction buttons, and there is an option to set the distance to edges. Step 16: Let’s add a text watermark where you can set the font type and size as well as color. Step 15: One cool thing about this plugin is that we can chain multiple manipulations in a single batch operation, so we will add a watermark to our images after we flip. Step 14: In this, we will flip the image horizontally, and no rotation will be done. Step 13: Again, we will open the batch image manipulation plugin, and new we will do Flip or Rotate manipulation. Step 12: Now we can compare the small and large images, and we can see the dimensions, which is the width and height of the image is reduced by 30% Step 11: Once all files have been processed, the status will indicate if there is an error, and then you can click close and quit GIMP.
At any point, if you want to stop the processing, you can click Stop. Step 10: You can see the progress bar of the files being processed. We will preserve the aspect ratio and interpolation to cubic and keep the resolution unchanged and click OK. Step 9: In this, we will resize the width and height to 30% of the original dimensions. There is an option to keep the same folder hierarchy as well as the modification dates as original files if you want it. You can also set the output folder where you want in our case, we have set it to Small Images. Now we will add some manipulations from the manipulation set.
Step 8: Once the images are added, you can see them in the list of input files you can remove files or add any files to the list. Step 7: Then, we will navigate to this folder of Large Images. Step 6: These are all the high-resolution images that we have downloaded from the stock website and kept in In Large Images folder.
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