Obviously I know you can but my worry is the snap feature and the automatic crop and save to the guides? How would I save a single image into ten different images?
Do I have to individually crop and save every picture? 

I guess my big question is:

How would I be able to recreate this in Gimp?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvSICN03N6E&t=152s

Hi everyone,

The questionnaire takes 5 minutes to fill out, it's anonymous, and it would be a BIG help. 

Read a little about the project ⬇️

I am a computer science student doing a human-computer interaction project with a team. We are building a plugin to let users easily insert custom scripts for effects into a GUI. We will also be creating a website to let users search for, browse, and share scripts for use in that plugin. 

Here is the link: https://forms.gle/hQKjqfbhRQHnTs4n8

Is there any good Logo showcase template which we can use with GIMP ? I think there will be some good and free options. Thanks.

w10 latest insider preview
graphics controller:  Nvidia GForce GTX 1070

Gimp 2.10.14


if i start gimp with a new canvas
and left click on the ellipse select tool
I can create a selection and when I select the Bucket Fill tool, the selection remains intact and the region fills

Now if, while the above new filled selection exists
I left click on the rectangle select tool
and create a selection, the rectangular section is created
BUT if i then select the Bucket Fill, immediately I lose the ellipse and the rectangle.

IN ADDITION
if i start gimp with a new canvas
and left click on the rectangle select tool
I can NOT create a selection

should not both these tools work the same?

I am trying to draw a semi-circle in Gimp 2.10. I need a detailed tutorial please.

I can still see an outline of my text in its original position after I rotated it. Can you tell me how to get rid of it? Thanks.

Tell me, please, why does the intersect delete, but not cross path, and the subtract does not subtract, but intersect path? Why're they doing the opposite?

This is the picture

And this is what it looks like in my Gimp, because the screen is too small. How to enlarge the screen?

* when i paste something, the float layer starts off locked by default
* i know how to manually click the un~lock icon to un~lock it
? but, is it possible to have float layers be un~locked by default

I have an avatar sheet like the attached sample and was wondering if Gimp has some kind of automated tool or if there's some sort of "trick" to cut them out altogether instead of one by one.
I need each avatar in 100x100.

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