Guide on Embedding Website Name as Watermark in Word Documents

A watermark is a faint image displayed in the background, often utilized by users as a means to stamp website names or personal copyrights. To insert a watermark in Word, you can also utilize the built-in tools available in Microsoft Word to accomplish this.

GUIDE ON EMBEDDING WEBSITE NAME INTO WORD BACKGROUND

* Preparation Steps:

- Ensure your computer has a commonly used Word processor installed: Word 2016, 2013.
- Accessible Word files can be utilized instantly.

1. Inserting a Predefined Watermark

To insert a predefined watermark, follow these steps:

Step 1: Open your Word document -> go to the Design tab -> select Watermark -> then choose a basic copyright stamp style provided by Word such as: Confidential, Do not copy...

Step 2: Suppose you choose the Confidential 1 style -> the interface will appear as shown below:

2. Inserting a Custom Watermark to Embed Website Name into Word Background

You can also create custom text or image watermarks. To do so, follow these steps:

Step 1: Also, navigate to the Design tab -> select Watermark -> and choose Custom Watermark...

Step 2: The Printed Watermark dialog box appears -> here Word assists you with:

- No watermark: If selected, no watermark will be applied.
- Picture watermark: Used to stamp copyright with images.
- Text watermark: Used to stamp copyright with text.

2.1. Stamping Copyright with Images (Picture watermark)

In the Printed Watermark dialog box -> select Picture watermark -> here choose the image you want to use as the watermark in the Select Picture section.

Then select the scale of the image to be used as the watermark in the Scale section -> then press OK to apply the copyright stamp.

And the result after you apply the watermark with an image:

2.2. Stamping Copyright with Text.

To watermark with text -> choose Text watermark in the Printed Watermark dialog box -> After that, you set up the text content:

- Language: Choose the language of the watermark text.
- Text: Enter the text content.
- Font: Select the text font.
- Size: Adjust the text size.
- Color: Choose the text color.
- Layout: Choose the text layout -> here you have 2 options: Diagonal and Horizontal.

Once you've finished setting up the text -> press OK to apply the copyright watermark to the document -> The result of the document after being copyrighted with text will be as shown below:

So you've just completed Embedding website name into Word background or copyright watermarking on Word. This copyright watermarking helps you assert ownership over Word documents, avoiding copied documents being edited and ultimately losing copyright to those documents.

Furthermore, for a Word document to look professional and appealing, editing and formatting Word files is crucial. Refer to Mytour's guide on how to edit and format Word files for the best and most appropriate editing. Wishing you success.