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Jason_Jing
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How to Add Watermark in Power BI Visualization

Hello Community experts

 

I am a new guy using Power BI. I have Power BI Pro license. 

Add currently I want to add watermark on power BI visualization for below kind of visualization? Could you please help to tell me how to add a watermark on the visualization? Thank you in advance.

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lbendlin
Super User
Super User

Change the opacity of the visual's background.

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Then put your watermark image behind the visual. 

 

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mihart
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @Jason_Jing 

You can add a watermark to an entire report page.  

WIth the report open, but no visuals selected,

  1. Select the paint roller icon (Format) and choose "Background"
  2. Select "Add image" and add your watermark image.
  3. Adjust the "Transparency"

 

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HTH

Michele

 

The problem here is, you can't adjust the position or size of the background image. So you want to move it higher than the middle of the page so people can still read it (because you have visuals in the middle that cover the background image), you can't accomplish this. At least not that I'm aware of. I'm certainly open to any suggestions for that hurdle.

lbendlin
Super User
Super User

Change the opacity of the visual's background.

lbendlin_0-1611969486634.png

 

Then put your watermark image behind the visual. 

 

Thank you!  What a great idea to change the transparency of the visuals! First, I created a watermark in Powerpoint, saved it as a png, uploaded it as the Canvas background using a Normal Image fit, and then I made the Canvas background Transparency 0%.  Next, I clicked on my visuals (graph) and selected the General tab and then the Effects tab.  I turned on the Background and changed the Transparency to 100%.

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