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'''GNU Image Manipulation Program''', | '''GNU Image Manipulation Program''', also know as '''GIMP''', is a free and open source multi-platform photo editor. It is one of the most sophisticated open-source photo editing tools, commonly used as an alternative to programs like [[Photoshop]] - which it can read the files of! | ||
[[File:Gimp3-logo.png|thumb|Wilbur, the mascot for GIMP. This is the logo for GIMP as of 3.0.]] | |||
=Usage= | =Usage= | ||
GIMP is a very sophisticated photo editor for its class. It has layer support, plugins, many brushes, and a whole lot more. | GIMP is a very sophisticated photo editor for its class. It has layer support, plugins, many brushes, and a whole lot more. | ||
GIMP uses the .xcf format to store project files. | GIMP uses the .xcf format to store project files. However, it also can open Photoshop (*.PSD) files. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:05, 24 March 2025
GNU Image Manipulation Program, also know as GIMP, is a free and open source multi-platform photo editor. It is one of the most sophisticated open-source photo editing tools, commonly used as an alternative to programs like Photoshop - which it can read the files of!
Usage
GIMP is a very sophisticated photo editor for its class. It has layer support, plugins, many brushes, and a whole lot more.
GIMP uses the .xcf format to store project files. However, it also can open Photoshop (*.PSD) files.