Printing a picture with the filename overlayed on top of it
Solution 1
You can do that in Paint (Win+R, pbrush.exe)
ImageMagick can do that from command line if you need mass processing: (Convert tool, "-annotate" or "-draw text" option.) http://www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#annotate
Command line loop in Windows:
for %i in (*.png *.jpg *.gif) do convert ... %i
Usually I make dry run before running actual loop:
for %i in (*.png *.jpg *.gif) do echo convert ... %i
Solution 2
Two other options, although both print the filename below the picture, not overlayed on it.
If you're willing to work with just thumbnail-size prints, Windows
will print the picture with the filename at theContact sheet (35)
setting-
Or, create a PowerPoint Photo Album (Under
Insert
)- select your photos
- Choose Picture Layout with anything other than the default Fit to Slide
- check
Captions below ALL pictures
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Amelio Vazquez-Reina over 1 year
Is there a way to ask Windows to print pictures with the filename overlayed on top of the picture? (e.g. in small print on the bottom left corner of the picture). If not what would be an application that would facilitate this task?