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I have seen in many Android mobile phones specially Chinese brands, whenever you take a photo using the built-in stock Camera app, a "Shot on" watermark is automatically added to the bottom-left corner of the image. The watermark shows mobile phone company name and sometimes the model name as well. Many smartphone manufacturer companies apply this automatic watermark on all photos to promote their brand name and mobile phone model.
In most of these mobile phones, the watermark option is enabled by default and the phone automatically puts watermark on all photos taken by the user. In some mobile phones, the watermark also shows user information such as name if set by the user.
Personally I don't like these watermarks on photos. I want a perfect shot not cluttered by watermark and phone information.
Many times readers ask me how to get rid of this annoying watermark on photos shot on their mobile phones. Thankfully there is a way to disable or remove the watermark on photos in Google Android mobile phones.
The Camera app allows users to show or hide watermark on photos and users can turn on or off watermark feature according to their requirements.
If you are also using a smartphone and you want to disable watermark on photos taken by Camera app, this tutorial will help you. Also if your phone supports watermark feature but doesn't add watermark automatically on photos, this tutorial will help you in adding watermarks on all photos.
This tutorial will apply to all Android mobile phones which support watermark feature such as OnePlus, Xiaomi Redmi (Poco), Gionee, Vivo, Oppo (Realme), etc. It'll also work on 3rd party Camera apps downloaded from Google Play Store which also support watermark feature.
Check out following steps to add or remove watermarks on Camera photos in your Android mobile phones:
1. First of all open Camera app in your mobile phone.
2. Now open Settings or Options in your Camera app. In some mobile phones, the Settings or Options icon (Cog wheel icon) is present at the top-right corner in Camera app. In some mobile phones, you need to swipe from left or bottom to access Camera Settings or Options icon.
3. Once you open Settings or Options page in Camera app, look for Watermark option. Generally its labelled as "Shot on watermark", "Photo watermark", "Camera watermark", "Dual camera watermark", etc.
To disable or remove watermark on photos, set the toggle button given for watermark option to OFF.
To add and show watermark on photos, set the toggle button given for watermark option to ON.
That's it. Now your mobile phone will always show or hide watermark on all photos shot by the Camera app based on the option value set by the user.
