How To Watermark Your Video Using Ffmpeg

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Hi All,

In this quick video we will go through how to add a watermark to your videos. Now I wont be covering how to install ffmpeg in this video as it is a bit out of scope but you can follow this great tutorial, I would suggest using brew.

http://www.renevolution.com/how-to-install-ffmpeg-on-mac-os-x/

Now first be sure to head over to our free videos section and grab yourself a free video.

https://s3bubble.com/free-videos/

And for the purposes of this tutorial we will be using our s3bubble logo which you can grab below.

Now with all your assets lets move them all to the desktop and run.

ffmpeg -i Office.mp4 -i s3bubble-logo-white.png -filter_complex "overlay=10:10" watermarked.mp4

Ffmpeg will now add the watermark to your video please see the watermarked video below.

[s3bubbleVideoSingle bucket="Loop.Sam" track="1/watermarked.mp4" aspect="16:9" autoplay="false" download="false" cloudfront="" start="false" finish="false" /]