right side of GIMP's page (see screenshot).  I don't know HOW it came up but I don't like working with that there.  What did I do wrong?  btw - I LOVE using GIMP!

Can anyone help me find a tool in gimp that changes mountains to brighter colors and sand to darker so it's suitable for a heightmap file? I can't seem to find the tool that works for this.thanks

hello,
Windows 11.
I installed Gimp but I think there is a probem with the interface :



Everything is very small and it doesn't look like this picture at all:

My dad has used a program called Ashampoo Photo Optimizer under Windows for several years to batch process photos to (usually) make them look slightly better with zero effort on his behalf.

We've both had a search but we've been unable to find a similar open source program for Linux. Imagemagick has this command:

I need to draw a circle with smooth edges but also i want it symmetric. I can't use pencil cuz it makes circle's edges sharp, paintbrush can make it smooth, but unlike pencil paintbrush borders "ignore" pixels' borders and for example clicking on different places of the same pixel will give you different circles while same action with pencil will give you same circle until you move your cursor to another pixel. Can i make paintbrush borders match with pixels' (like pencil do) or make pencil have smooth edges (like paintbrush do)?
GIMP ver: 2.10.12

(Sorry for my english, i put some pics to show my problem more clearly)

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I have a text-only pdf.

Can a GIMP batch script be designed to open one page at a time, in the increasing order of page numbering, save that page as a low-resolution image, say 50dpi with file name as Filename-PageNumber with a particular file extension of one colour, i.e., black and transparent?

Moreover, advice is also requested on
(1) Whether such files could be saved with .svg extension?
(2) The benefit of svg extension over bmp in this particular case please?

This question has been posted on the either of the gimp-forum.net and gimpchat.com.

Request to post all your suggestions on the gimp-forum.net as all of you are probably subscribed to the either fora, to avoid replication of efforts.

Apologies for posting on the either fora. Only for wider visibility.

Best wishes

I am not sure what I was drinking, though I never drink alcohol. May be my system creates alcohol for feeding my brain on some occasions.

We have a very sensitive forum that says, "Your post looks too spamy for a new user, please remove off-site URLs.". So I had to alter my approach.

The g i m p c h a t d o t c o m forum I joined on 4th April 2017 and the and the g i m p - f o r u m d o t n e t forum on 8th June 2021. I still can't figure out why I joined the two forums.

One person, common to both the forums, had helped me immensely and I admire him. Thank you, rich2005! He is a member there and an administrator here.

If the either forums are cross-connected, may I please be removed from one and my posts from the either forums be merged into the other.

I will post the same thread there too.

Please also advise as to which forums should I stick to. I don't want to waste your uniquely powerful Neural Networks, a very precious resource indeed!

My apologies.

Hi everyone. 
im in the process of creating a project. and i have 100's of laters...

and id like to change the grey colour i used in all of the layers and change it to a more black colour.

is there a way to find and replace all those greys on all layers and change them all at once?



any help would be great.


thanks

Is there a way to simultaneously put multiple layers into a layer group, instead of having to individually put each layer into the layer group?

Thanks for any assistance.

I have been using BIMP for quite some time on a 2019 iMac running Mojave (OS 10.14) and it has been working fine for resizing, etc. photos in bulk.

However, after installing BIMP on a newly acquired 2019 MacBook Pro running Catalina (OS 10.15), BIMP doesn't appear in the GIMP File menu on the laptop.

MacBook Pro:

   

iMac:

   

The installation paths on both computers is the same:

MacBook Pro:

Don's MacBook HD > Users > don > Library > Application Support > GIMP > 2.10 > plug-ins > bimp > bimp (238k)

iMac:
Macintosh HD > Users > don > Library > Application Support > Gimp > 2.10 > plug-ins > bimp > bimp (271k)

as are the permissions on the bimp Unix executable file. Notice the bimp executable file sizes are not the same on both machines.

Thank you for the help,
Don