For GIMP users, here’s a li’l tutorial ʕ❀ゝᴥ・ʔ
1. Launch GIMP, then open or create an image.
2. Click “Image” near the top of the GIMP window and select “Image Properties” from the drop-down menu to open the Image Properties window. You can also press “Alt-Enter.”
3. Click the “Comment” tab near the top of the Image Properties window to switch to it.
4. Click once in the text box to start adding a comment. I strongly recommend you type it
5. Type or paste the comment in the text box, then press “Close” to save it and close the Image Properties window.
6. Click “File” near the top of the GIMP window and select “Save As” from the menu to open the Save Image window. (Depending on which version of GIMP you use, you might have to select “Export As” to accomplish step 9)
7. Type a name for your file in the Name box, then select a folder where to save it in the Save In Folder box.
8. Click the small “+” sign in front of the Select File Type option to see all available file types.
9. Select “JPEG image” from the list and click “Save.” The Save As JPEG window pops up.
10. Use the Quality slider to adjust the quality of your image.
11. Click the “Save” button to save the image. The comment is now embedded in the image.
As for the copyright notice, try not to mess around too much. Here is what you really need to put in it:
The year you published the copyrighted content
Your first name and family name, or your website name if you wish to stay anonymous
The mention “All rights reserved”
Example: 2018 © JOHN DOE ALL RIGHTS RESERVED /or/ 2018 © DOMAIN.COM ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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