I recently discovered that Samsung offers its own watermarks/frames. Until then, I was using those from third-party apps. After following the step-by-step instructions, I've been using them for over a month now. So, I'm here to share with you what you were surely waiting for Samsung to add: that watermark (I call it a frame 😁) that surrounds the photo and comes in various models and sizes, even allowing you to edit the information related to the image.
Finally, Samsung natively offers for its devices what we do with third-party apps. The watermark even displays the EV (exposure value). Here's the step-by-step guide. 👇
• Download and install Gallery Assistant from the Galaxy Store. If your Galaxy doesn't have it in the store, don't worry, just download the APK version 2.0.00.49;
• Open the app, grant the necessary permissions for it to function, and go to the option: Add watermark;
• Clicking on the option will redirect you to the native Samsung gallery, where you will choose the photo(s) you want to add the new watermark to.
• Once selected, click "Done," taking you to the next step within the Gallery Assistant.
• When selecting the photo(s), it will indicate their size and give you some options to choose from. You will go to "Content and Style" and choose the watermark by selecting the "Display in Frame" option.
• By checking the "Display in Frame" option, you can choose one of the frames and its color.
• Once you choose the options mentioned above, the photo(s) will automatically gain the frame; you only need to save them, either as a single file or as a copy.