I have 150 png images with transparency.
They come from a PS .abr file i exported to single png files with a program called abrMate.

I did this because i dont need all the brushes but only some.


How do i batch convert 150 files/layers at once so they are converted to grayscale and a white background is added ?

I have Bimp installed but that doesnt seem to do what i want.
Is there no plug-in/script that exports abr files as Gimp brushes ?

Hello there,

I was wondering if there was any plugin for GIMP 2.10 that generates a composition grid (rule of third, golden ratio, fibonacci spirale, dynamic symmetry...) instantly ?
I've seen one that produces a grid with the rule of third but it seems to be unavailable anymore. Is there anything that groups various composition grids into one script ?

Good Morning:

I scanned my driver license photo into gimp 2.8.  I attempted to enlarge the image, using image ->scale image.   The pixel size of the image is 4754 X 3757.  Am I running up against the image being to dense to enlarge?  I had to go to a copy store  to enlarge the image, but there must be a way for me to accomplish this with gimp.

So far, I have been totally unsuccessful in installing plugins and scripts. Only one has succeeded and that was one with a self-installer! Could someone point me toward some additional plugins and scripts that have self installers? I am sure I will figure it out eventually, but right now it is very frustrating! Thanks a lot...

Hi. I discovered Gimp in January 2019. 
I realize Pop Up Effect. 
What I put together in a video on YouTube:

https://youtu.be/o4hGGY3vzUg 

A exemple :

Hello ! I recently started using GIMP 1.10.12, and I wondered if there was a way to make a selection with transparency.

For example, I need to apply a gradient on a text without disturbing the transparency of the edges.
I tried playing around with layer masks, but I wasn't getting the effet I wanted, but maybe I was using it wrong..?

Does anyone know how to achieve this kind of effect?

Thank you.

Is there a way in gimp to reset the handles on an anhor point (set to zero) . On a drawing where I stroke straight lines in black resulted in some lines that are half black and the other end a sort of half grey.  After moving the handles to zero (I think) The left line is ok the right line is not ok. The paths are snapped to grid ( grid on 1 point distance). I think some handles are not set to zero with the result that the straight lines are a little bend withe the result that some lines are not stroked in full black.  Thanks for a sollution in advance.


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Hi. I'm a long time 2.8 user but new to 2.10 and having learn some changes. I am using PCLinuxOS 64 with all the recent updates. I have included an image of what I'm trying to do and having trouble with. I want to rotate the cat ever so slightly to the right (not 90 degrees) before I paste it on the background image with the meerkat.  In 2.8 it was simple. All I had to do was to select the rotate tool from the Toolbox window  (which I highlighted in yellow) move the cursor on to the cat and rotate it to how much I wanted. Simple. It appears that now I can't do that. I have read some of the past post and all I can gather is something about having to make a path. 

So can someone explain to a 2.10 dummy in plain English how this is done now. I downloaded a path that might work but again I'm a dummy and don't know exactly how to use it or which folder to put it in to make it work. 

Thanks in advance,
Steve

I know that an image could contain your GPS location. In addition to GPS location, what other
possible information that an image could contain which could identify an individual?

Im a little stuck... I have approximately 700 files that I need to do a color replacement on. I've done similar prior, but the first time around it was replacing 2 specific colors. The new images are as the sample attached. I can fairly easily do this by selecting all of the blue, tuning the edge selection, and changing tone. But that would take hours to do manually.

So the end goal is to change all of the blue tones to browns. The end result is making a modern-looking map into something appearing as it would have if found on old parchment.. so the blues have to go! 

Is there a batch process, or script, that make this easier than a fully manual click-fest?

TIA