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How to Watermark Images in WordPress Automatically
Online piracy is rife these days, and if you don't take the appropriate steps to protect your images, someone could come along and steal them. This is especially concerning for photographers and artists who make a living from the quality of their portfolios. Fortunately, the solution is simple: watermark images in WordPress - your images.
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