I've been using GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Project) since its initial release (back in 1998), and it has served me very well. Thankfully, the app hasn't leaped into artificial intelligence (as I don ...

The GNU Image Manipulation Program is a free alternative to pricey image editors. This no-cost, open source software runs on Linux, UNIX, Windows and Mac platforms. In addition to features such as ...

Using patterns can be a great way to fill in backgrounds on a brochure, or even to fill in large letters on a company logo. If you're using GIMP, it already comes with several patterns, which you can ...

OK in the process of setting up my Dad's scanner part of his HP printer/scanner combo, I learned a little bit about using GIMP. Basicly how to resize pictures to 8"x10" for printing. First I had to ...

GIMP is the politically-incorrect sounding acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program, a free alternative to Adobe Photoshop. Like many amateur photographers, I have almost always used Photoshop.

Put your face close to the screen and cross your eyes until the two images above become one. You may need to adjust the tilt of your chin to make it happen, but when they come together you’ll see ...

Image editing has been one of the biggest on-demand skills nowadays, thanks to social media. Though there are many tools that anyone can use to do basic editing like color correction, it takes a ...

The new GIMP version 3.0 is approaching – and the project has now released the first release candidate. This could become the final version, but the developers are hoping for feedback and bug reports ...