Tutorial: Protect your web photos.

DEMO | DIAGRAM | Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 | OTHER APPROACHES

Step 3: Place the copyright PNG on top.

Place the copyright PNG image from Step 1 into the table cell. This adds the copyright information on top your photo. Plus it creates the illusion that there is nothing different about your placed images.

There you have it. Only when people try to copy them to their own computer are they confronted with the puzzle of the disappearing images.

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