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Insert a picture watermark On the Design tab, select Watermark. Select Custom Watermark, and then choose Picture Watermark. Click Select Picture. Find a picture of your own, or search Bing images. Choose the picture you want, and select Insert.

A watermark is an image displayed as the background of a printed document and it is faded enough to keep the publication text readable. Draft watermarks are used to indicate that a document is under construction or has not yet been approved.

It is possible that your text is in a shape or a table that has a white background that blocks the watermark. Watermarks are images that are in the header. The header acts like a base layer for your text. If there is something in the text layer that blocks it, you will not see it.

Word for Windows or Word Online: Go to the Design tab and select Watermark > Remove Watermark. Word for Mac: Select the Design tab. In the Page Background group, choose Watermark. Select No Watermark.

To add a default text watermark in Word: Click in the Word document. If you are using sections, click in the section in which you want to insert the watermark. Click the Design tab in the Ribbon. In the Page Background group, click Watermark. A drop-down menu appears. Click the watermark you want to use.

If inserting a watermark on some pages causes it to disappear on others, try using a custom watermark to put the watermark on all pages. Tip: If you already have a watermark, remove it, or you'll have two on the same page. Go to Design > Watermark > Custom Watermark.

Select where you want the watermark to be on the page. Select Design > Watermark > right-click the watermark you want, and select Insert at Current Document Position. The watermark appears as a text box.