Add a text or image watermark to Word documents using Python. Load the Word document and insert the required watermark into it. Then save the result in a convenient format such as DOCX, PDF, MD, HTML, TXT, DOC, RTF, EPUB, XPS and more, and share the watermarked document with another person. Also remove the watermark from Word document if the watermark was previously added to the document, and the reasons for adding are not longer relevant.
With this Python API, developers can add a watermark to Word online. Just create the watermark using text or an image and then insert that watermark into your Word document in Python.
Note: there is no need to install any third party applications or libraries. Therefore, our Python software solution is very easy to use.
The given Python SDK is also helpful to remove watermarks from Word. Removing a watermark in Word means that you can load the desired Word document stamped with a text or image watermark, remove this watermark from the Word using Python, and then save the output file in a convenient format – DOC, DOCX, PDF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF and others.
To evaluate how to add or remove a watermark in Word with our Python API, load the Word and the watermark as an image or text. Then select a convenient export file format – DOC, DOCX, PDF, HTML, RTF, XPS and others.
Use the following example to see how it works:
import asposewordscloud
words_api = WordsApi(
client_id = '####-####-####-####-####', client_secret = '##################')
request_document = open('Input1.docx', 'rb')
request_image_file = open('Input2.docx', 'rb')
insert_watermark_image_online =
asposewordscloud.models.requests.InsertWatermarkImageOnlineRequest(
document=request_document, image_file=request_image_file)
inserted_watermark_image =
words_api.insert_watermark_image_online(insert_watermark_image_online)
convert_document = asposewordscloud.models.requests.ConvertDocumentRequest(
document=list(inserted_watermark_image.document.values())[0], format='docx')
words_api.convert_document(convert_document)import asposewordscloud
words_api = WordsApi(
client_id = '####-####-####-####-####', client_secret = '##################')
request_document = open('Input.docx', 'rb')
request_watermark_text = asposewordscloud.WatermarkText(
text='This is the watermark text.', rotation_angle=90)
insert_watermark_text_online =
asposewordscloud.models.requests.InsertWatermarkTextOnlineRequest(
document=request_document, watermark_text=request_watermark_text)
inserted_watermark_text = words_api.insert_watermark_text_online(insert_watermark_text_online)
convert_document = asposewordscloud.models.requests.ConvertDocumentRequest(
document=list(inserted_watermark_text.document.values())[0], format='docx')
words_api.convert_document(convert_document)import asposewordscloud
words_api = WordsApi(
client_id = '####-####-####-####-####', client_secret = '##################')
request_document = open('Input.docx', 'rb')
delete_watermark_online = asposewordscloud.models.requests.DeleteWatermarkOnlineRequest(
document=request_document)
deleted_watermark = words_api.delete_watermark_online(delete_watermark_online)
convert_document = asposewordscloud.models.requests.ConvertDocumentRequest(
document=list(deleted_watermark.document.values())[0], format='docx')
words_api.convert_document(convert_document)Install Aspose.Words Cloud SDK for Python using PyPi repository. Run pip install aspose-words-cloud to install the SDK, then import the package via import asposewordscloud. As an alternative, you can manually clone Aspose.Words Cloud SDK for Python source code from GitHub and use it in your project. Please follow these Instructions to quickly get the necessary security credentials and access our REST API.
Refer to the Repository Documentation to see the details.
You can add a watermark to a document in other formats: