What is a watermark?
Definition
A watermark is a logo or text placed over a video to show which tool or which person made it.
Free plans of video tools often add the tool’s own mark to exports. Creators also add their own watermark to protect or brand their work.
A watermark is drawn into the frames when the video is exported, so it cannot be removed afterwards without re-exporting from the project.
In Sceed
Free exports from Sceed carry a small "Made with Sceed" mark and run up to three minutes. Sceed Pro removes both.
Related terms
- Rendering
- Rendering is producing the final video file from an edit: drawing every frame with its effects and encoding the result.
- Look (style preset)
- A look is a saved set of style choices, such as background, frame, cursor and camera settings, that can be applied to any recording in one step.