Jul 28 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
Overview
PhotoBiz allows you to control where your watermark appears throughout your Client Galleries. You can display the watermark only when a client opens a large image, or you can display it on both the large image and the gallery grid.
This setting applies globally to all existing and future Client Galleries events. In this guide, you will learn how to update your Watermark Visibility setting and understand how watermarks work with Image Protection.
Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click CLIENT GALLERIES in the left-side menu.
This opens the Client Galleries Dashboard, where you can manage your events, images, activity, designs, and account-wide settings.
Click SETTINGS at the top of the Client Galleries Dashboard.
The options on this page apply globally to your Client Galleries account.
Locate the Display watermark in: section below the Image Protection settings.
Click Large image view only to display your watermark only when a client opens an individual image in the large image view.
Click Large image view and Grid view to display your watermark on images in both the large image view and the gallery grid.
Click SAVE CHANGES to apply your new watermark display setting.
The updated setting applies to all existing and future Client Galleries events.
Client Galleries display images in two different ways, the screen shots below give both examples. Choosing both options adds an extra layer of protection by displaying your watermark across all views.
Watermarks and Image Protection work together, but they serve different purposes.
A watermark places your copyright information, business name, logo, or other custom design over the displayed image. When a watermark is visible, it will also appear if someone takes a screenshot of that image.
Image Protection adds separate viewing protections that help discourage visitors from saving, copying, printing, or capturing your gallery images. Medium Image Protection is enabled by default, but you can choose Standard, Medium, or High based on how you want clients to view your work.
No online setting can completely prevent someone from photographing or capturing their screen. Using a visible watermark with Image Protection provides additional protection and helps identify the image as your work.
For more information, see How to Control Image Protection in Client Galleries.