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Unclaimed: Are are working at GIMP ?
The Gnu Image Manipulation Project, or GIMP, is a well-known alternative to Photoshop, given its affordability and similar features, including the ability to work with professional layers and fine-tune snap functionality. GIMP has a full photo editing interface available which you can customize to suit your needs. It features photo enhancement features that allow users to fix perspective distortion and explore filters. Digital retouching tools are also available, and users can save work in multiple file formats, including PNG, TIFF, and GIF. Because the GIMP environment is powered by a community of developers, you can expect a lot of regular updates and new features as well.
| Company | The GIMP Development Team |
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| Year founded | 1995 |
| Company size | Myself Only employees |
| Headquarters | The GIMP project is developed by volunteers and does not have a physical headquarters. |
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Linux, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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I love that it costs nothing and that it has so many tools available! The brushes, colors, etc., are numerous, and the software is easy to operate.
The only thing I dislike about GIMP is that there are fewer tutorials on how to use the software than there are with other applications such as CLIP STUDIO or Photoshop.
My hobby is art, so I use it to create pictures. I have realized that it's a great tool to use that is entirely accessible to me and that it has a lot of technical components that place it against other competitors.
Accessible tools, plenty of plugins, and high-quality photo editing for free.
Coming from Adobe, it has a different interface that took some getting used to. But it was easy to get there.
GIMP helps eliminate the cost barrier to Adobe and helps create amazing graphics free of charge. It's a perfect fix.
First & foremost - it is free open-source tool! In a world where we pay a lot of money for image editing tools like Adobe Photoshop, a free tool is always welcome. Even though GIMP is free, it is a feature-rich image editor. The vast feature-capability makes GIMP is a real alternative to popular paid options like Adobe. The best part is you can enhance the feature further by adding other plug-ins. In photo editing & creativity space - your imagination should be the limit & yes GIMP can enable you to accomplish anything be it simple image editing like retouching to complex artwork development (simple icons to graphic design elements). Another key feature is you can work with any image format your original file is in - this versatility is rare.
It is not easy to use. You need to spend a lot of time in getting to know the tool before you can use it to get what you want. I would say the user interface lacks ease of use - if you are new to the tool, it will be hard to even find some functions in the menu. This can cause frustration when you want something quick, but over a period of time it becomes easier & you enjoy using it as you get more & more familiar with the tool.
I use GIMP for a range of things from simple image editing (retouching) to complex artwork development (simple icons to graphic design elements).
GIMP is really useful if you are starting out in photo editing, design, or creation of other projects. It's useful, thanks to many different capabilities that include those found in more advanced, purchasable softwares, while also keeping it user friendly for anyone in a business (such as our small radio company) to utilize.
Its still not a grand, expensive program for art creation, photo editing or logo/brand creation, and that comes with limitations. Its not perfect, but for the whopping price of FREE, how can you beat the customization, accessibility, etc.? You can't beat it.
Creating art for advertisements, editing photos for the radio station and creating brand logos for the company itself. GIMP has solved the problem of us not needing/being able to purchase higher-end, more expensive software, while giving us EVERYTHING we need.
GIMP is a fantastic, FREE alternative to photoshop. It features an extensive range of tools available, as well as customizable brushes, filters, and automatic image-enhancement tools. There's also support for plug-ins that you can download if you wish.
I found the interface cluttered and overwhelming, to begin with, but soon got familiar with it.
It's saved me the cost of having to purchase a license for Photoshop.
GIMP is a fully-featured image editing software. I use GIMP to edit images for websites. The application is free to use and has a large community of users eager to help you get started. GIMP allows you to edit pictures in layers, and you can export the final file in your desired file format.
The user interface is congested, and it isn't easy to find features
Image editing for web design
It contains all of the tools that you are accustomed to seeing in other picture editing applications like Photoshop. It does an excellent job of keeping up with the times and incorporating new tools. The program's animation add-on is also quite cool. You may also discover what you need to make your photographs ideal; I'm still quite pleased with the filter. It's fantastic because it's free and may be used for quick and easy picture editing. Simply open the image, load it, and begin editing vector graphics with the use of various authoring resources. The clean interface and, notably, the ease of usage. Working with development teams is also made easier owing to the conversion into matrices.
Although it has many user instructions and videos on its usability, it still needs guidelines on various filters, effects, and color management. While the full-screen mode is inactive, its GUI lacks a solid backdrop and borders, which may be distracting and distinguishing for a user.
I can edit, fix, combine, and trim various images for our social media platforms, as well as restore old photos. I also don't have to pay a membership fee to utilize it. It is also a good alternative for the newbies having a hard time learning photoshop and the storage needed is quite small than the other editing tool.
GIMP is the best alternative application instead of Photoshop. If we compare it to Photoshop, GIMP is totally free. We use it to edit our stocks photos to share them on our company's social media accounts. Our team is delighted with the performance of GIMP. We are thinking of using it wider inside the organization.
With current conditions, our clients are happy with the results now. Nothing to dislike yet.
We use it to edit our stocks photos to share them on our company's social media accounts.
While there is a little bit of a learning curve if you are coming from adobe products, Gimp is relatively easy to use and extremely robust.
Some things are hard to find in the program.
A free way to edit and create images for marketing, emails and our website.
Gimp is the free software however it is one of the best editing, designing and creative software for all your graphic designing projects
None, it is simply the best. User friendly and easy to navigate.
My graphic designing, almost all my projects are done on this platform.