My preference for basic use, transferred from W10 PC.  How do I get rid of templates I have accidently made by clicking on ‘Create Template’, instead of  ‘Export As’.
Tried:
 - uninstalling  and removing every folder I can find, including any lurking file hiding in Roaming ‘containing settings’.
- deleted Templaterc file.
- Windows dialogues > Dockable Dialogues >Templates. None of the red highlighted files  show to be able to deleted, just 640x480 etc, A3 (300ppi) etc.
 
Thanks for any help.

How to add an attachment? Shows Untitled.jpg below but....

     


Hi, is there a documentation on how to theme gimp 3.2? In the screenshot you can see how far i could progress on my own. Gimp now looks a lot friendlyier and more usable to my taste. And its blazingly fast on linux with 64 GB of ram. 

I did found out that the toolitem group can be acessed from css with:

I'm attempting to recreate the look of racing tires, and these have rectangular shapes raised all around the sidewall.
I've struggled to achieve the same look.

   
   

Hey folks,
Quick question regarding hardware optimization. I recently upgraded my PC to 32GB of RAM and an NVMe SSD, but I’m still noticing some stuttering and brush lag when working on massive digital painting canvases (around 6000x6000px with dozens of layers).
I’ve looked into the Preferences under System Resources, but I’m a bit confused about how high I should safely set the "Resource Cache" (Tile Cache). Is it safe to allocate around 70-80% of my total RAM to it, or will that starve my OS and cause system instability?
Also, does GIMP actually utilize GPU acceleration effectively through OpenCL on modern setups, or am I better off leaving that toggle unchecked? Any advice on making GIMP run as buttery smooth as possible would be greatly appreciated!

opening the image leads to funny action - cannot see any thing but a black box

what is aimed: i want to work on a output of a scatterplot.  This should have a transparent background. but duhhh - i am not able to open it i n Gimp.

what goes wrong here ? 

look forward to hear from you 

   

It is fantastic that GIMP exists. This article provides a nice perspective on graphics software.

https://www.chuckhenrich.com/nik-collect...-tell-you/

            Hello,

I am using GIMP on Windows and an XP-Pen tablet.

The tablet works normally in Microsoft Paint and I can draw without any problem.

In GIMP, the pen is detected and appears under Input Devices. The cursor moves normally, but when I try to paint on the canvas nothing is drawn.

What I have already checked:

Brush tool selected
Opacity 100%
Visible layer selected
Foreground color set to red
Tablet works correctly in Paint
GIMP detects the XP-Pen stylus

When I touch the canvas, I only see a strange cursor/icon near the crosshair, but no brush stroke appears.

Could this be related to Input Devices, Windows Ink, or a tablet configuration issue?


Screenshots attached.

Thank you.

CMYK conversion

https://cyan.graphics

I am using GIMP on Windows if that matters in Single Window Mode.

It looks like I did something, unknown to me, which has caused the tool options to stop being displayed in the frame on the left side of the window.  It looks like they now appear in the top of the frame on the right side which, for me, normally displays a histogram.  I think the setup I prefer is the standard default (out-of-the-box so to speak.

I'd be grateful if someone could explain how to restore GIMP to its' prior state.

Software-update: Affinity 3.2.2

https://www.affinity.studio/get-affinity