Auto Stamp: Auto Watermark Bot

You put together nice picture posts, and the next day your images circulate through other channels with no credit. Stamping each photo by hand takes forever. Auto Stamp does it for you: the bot stamps every new picture you publish in your channel. 🖼️

It works as a bot with a mini app. You connect a channel, set up the stamp once and stop thinking about manual work.

Set it once, then it runs

The name says it: Auto Stamp adds a watermark or logo to images that appear in a channel. Send /start to see the menu and connect a channel.

The project description shows the basic path: switch the bot on with /power on, set the stamp text with /settext and name the channel, and for a logo use /setimg as a reply to the logo image. After that, every new picture receives the stamp.

What you can adjust in the stamp

According to the description, text and logo can be used together or separately. The settings mentioned include:

• Smart color. The stamp switches between black and white for contrast with the background.
• Text styling. Outline, shadow, underline, bold and italic, plus text on an arc.
• Placement. A corner, the center or manual axis coordinates.
• Edited posts. The bot can also stamp edited publications.
• Format. Lossless output in WebP, PNG and JPEG.

Where a watermark actually helps

A mark on the picture will not stop copying entirely, but it lowers the value of copying for the one who does it. If your channel name is visible on the photo, someone who meets it in another feed can trace it back to the original. 📣

A good mark is visible without being in the way. Place it in a corner with few details and keep it small: a huge inscription irritates subscribers and spoils the impression of your content.

Practical tips

1. Start with a text stamp carrying the channel name.
2. Test color and position on different photos: light, dark, busy.
3. Add a logo with a transparent background if you have one.
4. Publish a test picture and check the result on a phone.
5. If the stamp covers something important, move it manually.

Who needs it

The bot suits owners of photo channels, meme collections, shops with picture catalogs and anyone whose images get reposted often. The more posts per day, the bigger the time saving: manual editing in a graphics app eats hours.

If you publish rarely and only a few pictures, stamping them yourself is simpler. Automation pays off on volume.

Rights and fairness

Stamp only what you have the right to publish. A watermark on someone else's photo does not make it yours and does not settle copyright questions. ⚖️

A bot given channel admin rights must earn your trust. Grant the minimum permissions needed and remove the bot from the admin list when you stop using it. Check any extra terms and possible paid features inside the bot itself. 🔐