A watermark is that clear image or text that is usually placed behind your Word document or PDF document. It can be a logo, draft, confidential, among other things. However, there are times when you may need to remove the watermark in Word and this could be for any reason. Although it can be a simple process, it is important to read about how to remove watermark in Word to get it right.
What is a watermark?
A watermark is a still image that is superimposed over a video. It can cover the entire dimension of the video, sit in the center of the video, or rest neatly in one of the corners.
It can be opaque, although most of the time it will be transparent so as not to interfere with the video itself. Watermarks are usually some sort of logo, but can also be text.
Here is how you can remove watermark in Word
As mentioned above, there are many reasons why you may want to remove a watermark from your Word document. However, whatever the reason, the most important thing is to know how to remove watermark from Word document. The steps below show how to remove a watermark in Word 2013/2016 and how to remove a watermark in Word 2007/2010.
First, open your Word document.
Then click on the "Layout" tab.
From the "Page Background" menu, select "Watermark".
You will see the watermark options and select "Remove Watermark" at the bottom of the list.
At this point, your document will no longer show the watermark on your document.
If you want to remove the watermark in Word 2007, follow these steps:
Open your Word document.
Go to the "Page Layout" tab.
Then, from the "Page Background" group, you can select "Watermark".
Then select "Remove Watermark".
With this, your document will no longer show any watermark.
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